Patek Philippe Grand Complications 5370R-001 Split-Seconds Chronograph Rose Gold Brown Grand Feu Enamel Dial (2025)

The Patek Philippe Grand Complications 5370R-001 marks a milestone in the maison’s chronograph history, introducing the revered split-seconds monopusher chronograph in rose gold for the very first time. The 41mm case, crafted from 18k rose gold, is sculpted with elegant curves, concave bezel edges, and delicately stepped lugs—hallmarks of Patek Philippe’s attention to artisanal casework. This warm precious metal lends a refined glow to one of the brand’s most technically prestigious timepieces.

Its rich brown Grand Feu enamel dial is a triumph of traditional craftsmanship, offering exceptional depth and warmth. Fired at high temperatures to create a flawless finish, the enamel surface serves as a dramatic canvas for the white gold Breguet numerals and leaf-shaped hands. The dial layout is perfectly balanced, with 30-minute and small seconds subdials at 3 and 9 o'clock, respectively. A tachymeter scale discreetly circles the periphery, underlining the watch’s heritage as a precision timing instrument.

At its heart is the manually wound Caliber CHR 29‑535 PS, Patek Philippe’s in-house split-seconds chronograph movement. Visible through the sapphire caseback, it reveals exquisite hand-finishing, two column wheels, and a horizontal clutch. The rattrapante function allows for the measurement of intermediate times with the highest mechanical sophistication—underscoring the 5370’s place among Patek Philippe’s most complex offerings.

Paired with a hand-stitched brown alligator strap and secured by a rose gold fold-over clasp, the 5370R-001 is not only a mechanical tour de force but a symbol of restrained elegance. This 2025 debut in rose gold sets a new benchmark in Patek Philippe’s lineage of haute horlogerie, marrying tradition, complexity, and artisanal beauty in one exceptional reference.