Name: Calatrava
Brand: Patek Philippe
SKU: 5079710
Price: 29950 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Which Patek Philippe Calatrava references come with a Gray dial?

Accepted Answer

The Gray-dial Calatrava references are ref. 5120/1G-001, white gold on a bracelet with a documented silver/gray dial, discontinued; this is a distinct bracelet reference, not a dial option for the ordinary strap ref. 5120G; ref. 6000G, 2005-2017, white gold with gray and anthracite executions, discontinued; ref. 7119G, 2009-2020, white gold with reported gray examples, discontinued; ref. 3919J, 1985-2006, yellow gold with a rare late gray execution, discontinued; ref. 5026G, 1997-2002, white gold with slate-gray examples, discontinued; ref. 3802, 1983-2006, yellow, white, or rose gold with Gray among its dial options, discontinued; ref. 5026R-015, 2001, rose gold with an ardoise-gray sunburst dial, discontinued; ref. 5089G, 2014-2024, white-gold Rare Handcrafts reference with Gray among its dial colors, discontinued; ref. 5226G, 2022-present, white gold with a textured charcoal-gray dial, in production; ref. 5296G, 2005-2019, white gold with sector and limited gray executions, discontinued; ref. 5296R, 2006-2019, rose gold including a 2019 gray sunburst edition, discontinued; and ref. 6119G, 2021-present, white gold with a charcoal-gray dial, in production. Ref. 5026R Black is a black-dial rose-gold watch and is not part of this gray-dial index. Ref. 5167A is an Aquanaut rather than a Calatrava; ref. 5167A-001 remains in production.

Question 2

Which Gray-dial Calatrava should I choose?

Accepted Answer

For a traditional hand-wound Calatrava, compare the rare yellow-gold ref. 3919J-016 with the in-production white-gold ref. 6119G. The ref. 5226G offers automatic winding and a textured, vintage-camera-inspired dial. Refs. 5026G and 5026R suit buyers drawn to compact cases, Breguet numerals, and eccentric small seconds, while ref. 5296G is the key choice for a two-tone sector layout. Ref. 6000G adds a pointer date. For a stainless-steel, composite-strap alternative outside the Calatrava collection, ref. 5167A-001 is an in-production Aquanaut.

Question 3

How did Gray dials change across Calatrava generations?

Accepted Answer

Earlier Gray Calatravas were often uncommon variations within references better known for white or black dials, such as the 2006 ref. 3919J-016 and slate-gray ref. 5026G. The 2008-2015 ref. 6000G-010 made gray more structurally prominent through a two-tone anthracite dial, cream guilloché minute track, and small-seconds register. Recent refs. 6119G and 5226G treat charcoal gray as the primary identity, using vertical satin or grainy texture rather than a limited-edition color change.

Question 4

What are the market ranges for Gray-dial Calatrava references?

Accepted Answer

Reference-level market ranges vary substantially: ref. 3919J is $9,990 - $21,795; ref. 5120G is $11,742 - $22,450; ref. 7119G is $11,845 - $15,950; ref. 3802 is $15,468 - $17,950; ref. 5026R Black is $15,360 - $25,950; ref. 5026G is $16,035 - $28,950; ref. 5026R is $18,054 - $25,950; ref. 5296G is $18,950 - $25,750; ref. 6000G is $20,549 - $27,800; ref. 5296R is $22,200 - $29,500; ref. 6119G is $26,966 - $38,900; ref. 5226G is $31,055 - $49,500; ref. 5167A is $57,153 - $102,300; and ref. 5089G is $104,462 - $357,825. These are ranges for each complete reference, not solely its Gray-dial execution. The ref. 5120G range reflects the ordinary strap reference and is not a separate market range for the silver/gray bracelet ref. 5120/1G-001. Ref. 5026R Black is included only as complete-reference market context and is not a gray-dial watch. Ref. 5167A is included only as market context for an Aquanaut outside the Calatrava collection, and ref. 5167A-001 remains in production.

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