Patek Philippe 5236P-001 Blue / Platinum

5236P-001 · 2025

$81,000

€70,681£60,701د.إ AED 297,473CHF 66,878HK$635,437CN¥542,506

The Patek Philippe 5236P-001 is a highly sophisticated grand complication featuring a novel in-line perpetual calendar display. Housed in a 41.3mm platinum case, its blue dial with a black gradient elegantly presents the day, date, and month in a single, linear aperture. This technically innovative timepiece is powered by the self-winding Caliber 31-260 PS QL, which also includes moon phases, a leap-year cycle, and a day/night indicator.

Specification

BrandPatek Philippe

Model5236P-001

Reference5236P-001

ConditionNew

MovementAutomatic, Cal. 31-260 PS QL, 55 Jewels

FunctionsHours, minutes, small seconds, perpetual calendar with in-line day, date, month display, leap year cycle, day/night indicator, moon phases

FeaturesIn-line perpetual calendar display

Case materialPlatinum

Case size41.3mm

Case thickness11.07mm

CrystalSapphire

Strap / BraceletNavy blue alligator leather strap with platinum fold-over clasp

Lug width21mm

Year2025

DialBlue, black-gradient rim, vertically satin-finished

Full setYes

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Catalogue essay

Unveiled in 2021, the Patek Philippe Ref. 5236P-001 represents a masterful fusion of technical innovation and classic elegance. Its most striking feature is the in-line perpetual calendar, a first for a Patek Philippe wristwatch, which displays the day, date, and month in a single panoramic aperture. This highly legible and intuitive complication was inspired by a historic Patek pocket watch from 1972 (No. P-1450) and required the development of an entirely new movement, the Caliber 31-260 PS QL. The mechanism's complexity, involving three patents, is housed within a refined and wearable 41.3mm platinum case, paired with a stunning blue gradient dial. The 5236P is a testament to the manufacture's commitment to advancing horological art, making it a modern icon and a grail for discerning collectors of grand complications.