Patek Philippe Quadruple Grand Complications 5308P-010 'Tokyo' Platinum Salmon Dial Limited Edition (2023)

The Patek Philippe 5308P-010 'Tokyo' is a masterpiece of haute horlogerie, representing one of the most complex wristwatches ever created by the brand. Released as part of a limited series of just 15 pieces for the 2023 Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Tokyo, this timepiece encapsulates Patek Philippe’s highest level of mechanical achievement and artisanal refinement.

Crafted from platinum, the 42mm case is distinguished by its elegant proportions and mirror-polished surfaces. The dial is fashioned from 18k white gold with a rose-gilt opaline finish, often referred to as salmon in collector circles. This refined color pairs beautifully with the white gold applied markers and hands, offering warm contrast and timeless sophistication. The dial layout is clear yet complex, a reflection of the groundbreaking movement beneath.

At the heart of the 5308P-010 is an automatic movement that combines a minute repeater, a monopusher split-seconds chronograph, and an instantaneous perpetual calendar—a rare quartet of grand complications that places this watch in a league of its own. The minute repeater features cathedral gongs for an exceptionally rich chime, while the chronograph allows split-second timing via a single pusher. The perpetual calendar jumps precisely at midnight and includes day, date, month, leap year, and moon phase indications.

Presented on a hand-stitched alligator leather strap with a platinum folding clasp, the 5308P-010 embodies exclusivity, artistry, and mechanical ingenuity. For connoisseurs of grand complications and museum-worthy creations, this ultra-rare Tokyo Edition is a pinnacle expression of Patek Philippe’s technical and aesthetic mastery.