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Calatrava 5022 : PATEK PHILIPPE

A beautiful example of elegance and craftsmanship, this manual wind dress watch has become a Patek Philippe icon since its first release in 1932. Edging to the bolder side of Patek Philippe design, the 18 carat white gold case is strikingly complemented by the watch’s black dial, set with white goal roman numerals.

  • David Duggan Ref: PP1944
  • Model Ref: 5022
  • Case: White Gold 18CT
  • Bracelet Material: Leather Watch Strap
  • Gender: Male
  • Movement: Manually
  • Availability: Sold, please enquire
  • Case Material: White Gold 18CT
  • Box: Yes
  • Certificate: Archive
  • Archive Extract: Yes
  • Warranty: One Year

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