Name: Grand Complications Split-Seconds Chronograph
Brand: Patek Philippe
SKU: 5076584
Price: 244950 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

Which Patek Philippe Grand Complications references come in White Gold?

Accepted Answer

Ref. 5159G, 2007-2020, White Gold with silver or white dials, discontinued. Ref. 5204, 2012-present, offered in Platinum, Rose Gold, and White Gold, in production. Ref. 5204G-001, introduced in 2022 with an olive-green dial, is discontinued; the current white-gold execution is ref. 5204G-010, introduced in 2026 with a navy-blue dial. Ref. 5270G, 2011-2017, White Gold with silver, white, or blue dials, discontinued. Ref. 5374G, 2021-present, White Gold with blue enamel, in production. Ref. 5970G, produced from 2004 to 2010, with some end-of-series examples sold in 2011, White Gold with a silver dial in regular production, discontinued. Ref. 5059G, 1998-2018, White Gold with white or salmon dials, discontinued. Ref. 5160 was introduced in 2010 in yellow, white, and rose gold. The current white-gold execution is ref. 5160/500G-001; earlier yellow-gold and rose-gold executions, including ref. 5160/500R-001, are discontinued. Ref. 5139G, 2008-2018, White Gold with gray, black, or blue dials, discontinued. Ref. 5140G, 2006-2016, White Gold with a silver or white dial, discontinued. Ref. 5520RG, 2024-2026, Rose Gold and White Gold two-tone construction with a gray dial, discontinued.

Question 2

How do the White Gold perpetual-calendar references differ?

Accepted Answer

Refs. 5059G and 5159G use officer-style cases and retrograde-date layouts, while refs. 5139G and 5140G offer more conventional perpetual-calendar displays. Ref. 5160 adds extensive hand engraving and a hinged dust cover. For a chronograph combined with a perpetual calendar, compare ref. 5970G with its successor, ref. 5270G; ref. 5204 and ref. 5204G add split-seconds chronograph functionality.

Question 3

What changed across the White Gold ref. 5270G and ref. 5204G executions?

Accepted Answer

Ref. 5270G began in 2011 with a silvery opalescent dial and no tachymeter. The 2013 second series introduced silver and blue tachymeter dials with a pronounced six-o'clock "chin," followed in 2015 by chinless silver and blue layouts. Ref. 5204G debuted in 2022 with an olive-green sunburst dial and black-gradient rim; the 2026 execution uses a navy-blue sunburst dial, white tachymeter scale, and navy-blue composite strap with red stitching.

Question 4

What are the market ranges for these White Gold Grand Complications references?

Accepted Answer

The stated market ranges are ref. 5059G at $32,432 - $49,750, ref. 5159G at $36,633 - $56,750, ref. 5139G at $40,640 - $56,995, ref. 5140G at $41,354 - $63,500, ref. 5160 at $118,390 - $241,300, ref. 5270G at $113,438 - $149,950, ref. 5520RG at $180,000 - $244,999, ref. 5970G at $218,773 - $269,950, ref. 5204 at $214,162 - $260,000, ref. 5204G at $220,000 - $380,971, and ref. 5374G at $929,000 - $1,300,000. Execution, rarity, condition, provenance, and completeness help explain where an individual watch sits within its reference range.

Pre-Owned Patek Philippe Grand Complications in White Gold