Patek Philippe 5070G-001

5070G-001 · 2006

$82,000

€71,076£60,940د.إ AED 301,145CHF 67,160HK$643,282CN¥549,982

The Patek Philippe 5070G is a landmark manually-wound chronograph, celebrated for its oversized 42mm 18K white gold case and classic bi-compax layout. It is powered by the legendary Lemania-based Caliber CH 27-70, beautifully finished and visible through a sapphire caseback. This model marked Patek's return to the pure chronograph, blending vintage pilot's watch inspiration with modern proportions, making it a highly sought-after neo-vintage icon.

Specification

BrandPatek Philippe

Model5070G-001

Reference5070G-001

ConditionPre-owned

MovementManual, Cal. CH 27-70, 24 Jewels

FunctionsHours, minutes, small seconds, chronograph

FeaturesTachymeter scale, display caseback

Case material18K White Gold

Case size42mm

Case thickness11.6mm

CrystalSapphire

Strap / BraceletBlack alligator leather strap with 18K white gold deployant clasp

Lug width22mm

Year2006

DialSilver with black oxidized gold applied Arabic numerals and tachymeter scale

Full setYes

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Catalogue essay

Marking a pivotal moment in modern horology, the Patek Philippe reference 5070 represented the brand's triumphant return to the pure, manually-wound chronograph after a hiatus of nearly four decades. Introduced in 1998, its design was inspired by a unique 1950s aviator split-seconds chronograph, and its then-audacious 42mm case set a new standard for contemporary luxury sports watches. The 5070G-001 variant in white gold features a beautifully balanced silver dial with elegant applied Arabic numerals and a classic tachymeter scale. At its heart beats the legendary Caliber CH 27-70, a heavily modified and exquisitely finished Lemania 2310 ébauche, widely considered one of the finest chronograph movements ever made. As the last Patek Philippe chronograph to house this historic caliber before the transition to in-house movements, the 5070 is not just a watch, but a cornerstone of horological history, making it a grail piece for discerning collectors.