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拍品专文
Reference 5070, which debuted in 1998, was Patek Philippe's first chronograph-only model in decades. It was first made in yellow gold, but replaced in 2001 by the white gold version, then pink gold in 2003, and finally platinum in 2008.
Only about 1'000 yellow gold pieces are thought to have been made, making this configuration extremely uncommon and sought-after.
Powering the watch is the caliber 27-70, which is based on a Nouvelle Lemania ébauche created especially for Patek Philippe and completed in accordance with the brand's exacting specifications. Together with the Sky Moon Tourbillon reference 5002, the 5070's striking 42 mm. case diameter made it one of Patek Philippe's largest timepieces, adding to its imposing appearance and standing as a contemporary icon.
Only about 1'000 yellow gold pieces are thought to have been made, making this configuration extremely uncommon and sought-after.
Powering the watch is the caliber 27-70, which is based on a Nouvelle Lemania ébauche created especially for Patek Philippe and completed in accordance with the brand's exacting specifications. Together with the Sky Moon Tourbillon reference 5002, the 5070's striking 42 mm. case diameter made it one of Patek Philippe's largest timepieces, adding to its imposing appearance and standing as a contemporary icon.