Name: Grand Complication Split-Seconds Chronograph
Brand: Patek Philippe
SKU: 5039518
Price: 224950 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Which Patek Philippe Grand Complications references come in Blue?

Accepted Answer

Ref. 5204, 2012-present, is offered in platinum, rose gold and white gold, including Blue, and remains in production. Ref. 5204/1R, 2016-2022, is a discontinued rose-gold reference with Black Opaline or Blue PVD dials; Ref. 5204/1R-010 is the rose-gold bracelet configuration associated with the off-catalog Blue PVD sunburst dial. Ref. 5204G, 2022-present, is an in-production white-gold reference with Green or Blue dials. Ref. 5204R, 2016-2023, is discontinued rose gold; the off-catalog Blue PVD sunburst execution is not attributed to Ref. 5204R. Ref. 5236P-001 was produced from 2021 to 2025 and is discontinued; it has the Blue vertical satin-finished dial with black-gradient rim. Ref. 5270G, 2011-2017, is discontinued white gold with Silver/White or Blue dials. Ref. 5372P, 2017-2022, is discontinued platinum with Blue sunburst or rose-gilt dials. Ref. 5374G-001 was introduced in 2021 and is discontinued as of August 25, 2026; it is the white-gold version with a Blue Grand Feu enamel dial. Ref. 5970P, 2008-2011, is discontinued platinum with rare Blue executions. Ref. 6102P, 2012-2026, is discontinued platinum with a Blue multi-layer sapphire-crystal celestial dial. Ref. 5270P, 2018-present, is in-production platinum and includes a Blue lacquered execution. The Blue sapphire-set execution is Ref. 5271/11P-010, introduced in 2022; the 5271 family is discontinued as of August 25, 2026. Ref. 5496P, 2011-2021, is discontinued platinum and includes a special-order Blue dial. Ref. 5078P, 2005-2017, is discontinued platinum and includes a possibly unique Blue soleil dial. Ref. 5139G, 2008-2018, is discontinued white gold and includes a unique electric-Blue dial. Ref. 5316P-001 was introduced in 2017 with a black enamel dial. The Blue-metallized sapphire execution is Ref. 5316/50P-001, introduced in 2023 and discontinued as of August 25, 2026. Ref. 5370P, 2015-2025, is discontinued platinum with Black or Blue Grand Feu enamel dials.

Question 2

How do the Blue Ref. 5270G and Ref. 5270P executions differ?

Accepted Answer

The white-gold Ref. 5270G offers two Blue sunburst executions. The Ref. 5270G-014 from 2013-2015 has the pronounced six-o'clock "chin," while the Ref. 5270G-019 from 2015-2017 uses the later chinless tachymeter arrangement. The platinum Ref. 5270P takes a different approach with the Ref. 5270P-016, in production from 2026, combining a Blue lacquered dial, black-gradient rim and white-gold applied markers.

Question 3

Which Blue Grand Complications use enamel, sapphire crystal or other specialized dial treatments?

Accepted Answer

The Ref. 5374G-001 uses Blue Grand Feu enamel, and the Ref. 5370P-011 has glossy Blue Grand Feu enamel. Sapphire crystal defines the Blue multi-layer celestial display of the Ref. 6102P-001 and the Blue-metallized dial of the Ref. 5316/50P-001. The Ref. 5236P-001 instead uses a vertically satin-finished Blue dial with a black-gradient rim.

Question 4

What is the market-range context for these Blue-dial references?

Accepted Answer

Published reference-level market ranges span $40,640 - $56,995 for the Ref. 5139G, $89,950 - $112,000 for the Ref. 5236P, $178,315 - $229,950 for the Ref. 5370P, and $929,000 - $1,300,000 for the Ref. 5374G. These are ranges for each reference, not valuations assigned specifically to every Blue execution. Rare special-order, unique, gem-set or off-catalog Blue configurations require execution-level comparison.

Pre-Owned Patek Philippe Grand Complications with Blue Dials