The Patek Philippe 5159R-001 is one of the brand’s most elegant retrograde perpetual calendars, combining the romantic officer-style case with the self-winding Caliber 324 S QR movement.
This example is elevated further by the rare Tiffany & Co. co-signed dial. A highly collectible retailer signature historically reserved for select watches retailed through Tiffany boutiques in the United States. Tiffany-stamped Patek Philippe watches represent only a tiny fraction of overall production and remain among the most sought-after configurations in the secondary market.
The 5159 reference debuted in 2007 as the successor to the celebrated 5059, increasing the case size to 38mm while retaining the iconic officer-style hinged caseback, retrograde date display, moonphase and perpetual calendar indications.
Why Collectors Appreciate the 5159R
The 5159R is widely admired for balancing classical aesthetics with complicated watchmaking. Its officer-style hinged caseback, guilloché dial center and retrograde date complication give the watch strong vintage-inspired character while maintaining everyday wearability at 38mm.
Among perpetual calendar references, the 5159 remains one of the few modern Patek Philippe models to combine:
- retrograde date display
- officer-style case
- automatic movement
- classical proportions
The Tiffany & Co. signature further enhances collectibility and rarity within the reference.
Is the Patek Philippe 5159R discontinued?
Yes. The 5159 reference has been discontinued, contributing to its desirability among collectors.
What movement is inside the 5159R?
The watch uses the self-winding Patek Philippe Caliber 324 S QR perpetual calendar movement.
Why are Tiffany-stamped Patek Philippe watches collectible?
Tiffany-stamped dials were only available through Tiffany & Co. boutiques and represent a very small portion of Patek Philippe production.
What is a retrograde perpetual calendar?
A retrograde perpetual calendar uses a sweeping date hand that instantly jumps back to the first day of the month after reaching the end of its scale.
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