About The Patek Philippe 5370P-011

The Patek Philippe 5370P-011 is regarded as one of the most desirable modern split-seconds chronographs ever produced by Patek Philippe. Featuring a platinum case, blue Grand Feu enamel dial, and the in-house CHR 29-535 PS movement, the 5370P combines traditional haute horology finishing with one of the most respected complications in watchmaking.

The split-seconds chronograph, also known as a rattrapante chronograph, is considered one of the most technically challenging chronograph complications to manufacture and regulate.

Collectors highly value the 5370P for:

• Grand Feu enamel dial
• Traditional manual-winding movement
• Exceptional hand-finishing
• Low production numbers
• Strong collector demand

Many collectors regard the 5370P-011 as one of the finest modern Patek Philippe chronographs due to its traditional manual-winding split-seconds movement, Grand Feu enamel dial, and exceptionally low production numbers. The current secondary market pricing. Currently, it’s trading substantially below retail, giving great value within the Patek Philippe Grand Complications category.

What Is A Split-Seconds Chronograph?

A split-seconds chronograph, also known as a rattrapante chronograph, allows the timing of multiple elapsed events simultaneously using two superimposed chronograph seconds hands. It is considered one of the most technically sophisticated chronograph complications in traditional watchmaking.

Patek Philippe Split-Seconds “Blue Dial” Chronograph Platinum
Case – 41mm
Dial – Blue
Water resistance – 30 meters
Power reserve – 65 hours