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Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse
Ellipse d'Or Platinum 2017 - 5738P-001
5738P-001Available
€ 37.830
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Patek Philippe made of Platinum
When Patek Philippe chooses 950 platinum, it signals intent. The metal appears across Grand Complications and Complications, Calatrava dress pieces, and the sports royalty Nautilus. Its cool, grey sheen suits quiet luxury, and at Patek it typically accompanies intricate calibres, meticulous finishing, and restrained, modern design. References arrive on bracelets or straps, are carefully balanced for heft and comfort, and often showcase their movements through sapphire exhibition backs. Select models introduce gem-set accents, frequently baguette diamonds, for a sharper, dressier angle that preserves the watch's architecture.
Notable platinum references
- Perpetual calendar chronographs: Ref. 5270P, Ref. 5970P
- Split-seconds and chronographs: Ref. 5370P, Ref. 5070P
- Grand Complications: Ref. 5208P, Ref. 5207P, Ref. 5016P
- Sports in platinum: Ref. 5711/1P, Ref. 5980P
Movements and functions you will see
- Manual-wind and self-winding calibres, including ultra-thin executions
- Perpetual and annual calendars, day-date displays, moon phases
- Chronograph, flyback, and split-seconds rattrapante functions
- Minute repeater, tourbillon, celestial displays, equation of time; finishing often shown via sapphire caseback
Collectability and market view
Patek Philippe platinum pieces signal exclusivity. Many references are discontinued or built in small numbers, supporting strong secondary-market demand. Gem-set models such as Ref. 5971P sit at the upper end, while simpler dress pieces can be relatively approachable within platinum. Complexity, rarity, condition, and originality drive pricing; provenance and full accessories further help. New allocations remain selective, so collectors frequently pursue pre-owned examples, where auction results and dealer pricing track desirability across references and dial variants.