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Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot 5524G-001 Superclone Watch
Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot 5524G-001 Superclone Watch

Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot 5524G-001 Superclone Watch

$730.00
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10–20 days standard · 5–10 days express US$30 flat
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The Patek Philippe Grand Complication Travel Time is a Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot 5524G-001 superclone watch for travelers who want a blue varnished dial and dual-time display in a 42mm 18K white gold case. Luminescent coated gold applied numerals keep the pilot-inspired dial legible.

  • The caliber 324 S F C FUS self-winding movement indicates local and home time through its dual time zone mechanism.
  • Local and home day/night indication appears in apertures, while the local date is adjusted by hand.
  • A center sweep second hand and approximately 35-45 hours of power reserve complete the movement layout.
  • The sapphire-crystal back gives a view through the 42mm 18K white gold case.
  • A vintage brown calf leather strap closes with a clevis prong buckle.

Grace Watches lists this Travel Time with its blue varnished dial and vintage brown calf leather strap. Wear it with a navy sport coat, brown leather shoes, or relaxed weekend layers when you want a travel-focused pilot profile without a busy look.

The mix of white gold, blue, and brown gives the Calatrava Pilot a composed, practical character.

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It uses the caliber 324 S F C FUS self-winding Calatrava Pilot Travel Time movement with a dual time zone mechanism indicating local and home time.

This watch has a vintage brown calf leather strap with a clevis prong buckle.

The blue varnished dial has luminescent coated gold applied numerals, local and home day/night indication in apertures, and a local date adjusted by hand.