The Patek Philippe Complications 5396G-017 is a modern dress watch for people who want a serious complication without a loud case. It’s cut in 18k white gold, with a sunburst blue dial that fades to a near-black rim. Twelve baguette-cut diamond hour markers add a quiet sparkle, and a navy alligator strap in the same blue finishes the look. This 2026 example is a rare chance to own one of the most refined annual calendars Patek Philippe currently makes.

Why Collectors Search for the 5396G-017

The 5396 line dates back to 2006. Its dial design was inspired by 1930s Patek Philippe watches, and it was the first annual calendar to use a twin in-line display. The 5396G-017 brings that heritage into white gold. Collectors favor it for:

• A genuinely practical complication: the annual calendar tracks 30- and 31-day months, so it needs only one manual correction a year, at the end of February.
• A clean, legible dial: the day and month sit in apertures at 12 o’clock, the date aperture is at 6 o’clock, and a 24-hour subdial with moon phase completes the layout.
• A wearable size: 38.5 mm across and 11.2 mm thick, so it slips under a cuff and looks right in a boardroom or at dinner.

This 5396G comes with the latest style papers with the security seal thats impossible to replicate. The watch retail for $112,100, grab it here for a significant discount.

This watch is available to pickup from our boutique in Sydney CBD.

Comes as a full set down to all booklets and paperwork.