Patek Philippe has reimagined this watch model based on its distinctive feature, adorning the case’s edges with the iconic Clous de Paris guilloché pattern. The Clous de Paris pattern is a classic element of Patek Philippe, reintroduced in the Calatrava Ref.6119 watch from the Paris Studs collection launched in 2021. Additionally, the designers have developed a special case structure that seamlessly integrates the lugs with the case back, allowing the Clous de Paris pattern to cover the entire side of the case.

Movement: Customized 9015 movement modified to Cal.26-330 S C. The bridges of the movement are chamfered and meticulously polished, while the main and oscillating weights feature fish-scale and Geneva wave decorations. The bridge surfaces are adorned with gold engraving, bearing the iconic double P logo of Patek Philippe.
Size: 40mm
Case: The Calatrava series is renowned for its rounded and smooth case shape.
Dial: The charcoal gray dial exudes a vintage charm, with a black gradient effect on the edges reminiscent of antique camera cases. It features platinum applied hour markers with a superluminova coating, as well as subtle “railway track” minute markers. The platinum hour and minute hands are coated with superluminova, and a date window is positioned at 3 o’clock with beige numerals against a black background.
Strap: The new Ref.5226G-001 model comes with two interchangeable straps. One is a beige suede calf leather strap, and the other is a black calf leather strap, both adorned with embossed texture patterns and beige stitching. Both straps are accompanied by a white gold buckle and equipped with quick-release spring bars for convenient strap changes.

After the discontinuation of the 5296 model, this elegant yet stunning three-hand wristwatch fills the void in Patek Philippe’s authentic collection.