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Patek Philippe Ref. 5235G-001 Regulator Wristwatch

ProbableCredible evidence exists but classification is not fully established.

Record status

Individual type · partial

Period

Circa 2015

Maker / issuer

Patek Philippe

This Patek Philippe reference 5235G-001 is an 18K white gold annual calendar regulator wristwatch measuring 40.5 mm in diameter, dated circa 2015. The source reports that it is powered by the automatic caliber 31-260 movement with 29 jewels.

The timepiece presents a vertically brushed two-tone silvered dial in a regulator layout, displaying an off-center 12-hour subdial, a subsidiary seconds subdial with an aperture for the date, a central blued minute hand, and apertures for the day and month. It is fitted with a crocodile strap and an 18K white gold pin buckle.

Evidence at a glance

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Catalogue references
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Technical characteristics

Type
Calendar & moon-phase watch
Calibre
Automatic, cal. 31-260, 29 jewels
Dimensions
40.5mm Diameter
Case Number
5’850’750
Case Material
18K white gold
Place recorded
Switzerland
Movement Number
6’034’622
Reference Number
5235G-001
Maker / attribution
Patek Philippe

Design

Visible features
• Two-tone vertically brushed silver dial with an outer railroad track chapter ring. • Regulator dial layout featuring an upper 12-hour subdial and a lower subsidiary seconds subdial containing a date aperture showing '22'. • Long central blued minute hand traversing the full dial diameter. • Apertures for day of the week ('FRI') at approximately 10 o'clock and month ('MAR') at approximately 2 o'clock. • Dark blue crocodile strap fitted to straight lugs.
Identity and Overview
Catalogued under reference 5235G-001 with case number 5’850’750, this Patek Philippe annual calendar wristwatch is executed in 18K white gold. The auction listing dates the timepiece to circa 2015, accompanied by documentation dated September 2015. Identified under the model name Regulator, the watch is catalogued with a diameter of 40.5 mm and features a crocodile strap with an 18K white gold pin buckle.
Dial Display and Visible Features
Direct visual inspection shows a two-tone vertically brushed silver dial configured with an outer railroad track chapter ring and a regulator layout. Hours are indicated on an upper 12-hour subdial, while minutes are read via a long central blued hand that traverses the dial diameter. The lower subsidiary seconds subdial incorporates an aperture displaying the date as '22'. Additional apertures display the day of the week ('FRI') at approximately 10 o'clock and the month ('MAR') at approximately 2 o'clock. The case features straight lugs fitted to a dark blue crocodile strap.
Movement Specifications and Catalogued Accompaniments
The movement is recorded by the auction house as the automatic caliber 31-260 with 29 jewels, assigned movement number 6’034’622. The cataloguing notes that the dial, case, movement, and buckle are signed. Listed accompaniments include a Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin stamped Mitsukoshi Ltd. Fukuoka Japan and dated 28th September 2015, alongside an instruction manual, product literature, setting pin, leather folio, outer packaging, and a fitted presentation box. Movement and accessories are not pictured in the primary lot photograph.

Identification

Reference
5235G-001
Serial number
6’034’622
Source note
Facts transcribed from the linked source listing or collection record. Attribution and specifications are source-reported and have not been independently authenticated.

Catalogue references

No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.

Research required

  • Research required: Movement and case back are not visible in the supplied front photograph.
  • Research required: Accompanied accessories including certificate, box, and setting pin are source-reported but not pictured.
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