Details
Circa: 2015
Case material: 18k white gold and diamond-set
Diameter: 33 mm.
Strap material: Blue unsigned leather strap
Dial: Blue and guilloché
Movement: Manual
Functions: Time only
Buckle: 18k white gold Patek Philippe buckle
With: Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, sales tag, product literature, leather holder, presentation box and outer packaging
Certificate: Yes
Box: Yes
Remark: From the original owner; set with 72 diamonds, totaling approximately 0.52 carats
Note: The presentation box that accompanies this lot may not be the original “fitted box”. Please refer to paragraph A in the Conditions of Sale for further information. If you have any queries, please contact Watch Department at watcheshk@christies.com
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Lot Essay

A graceful interpretation of Patek Philippe's legendary Calatrava, the Reference 4897G-001 offers a refined contemporary vision of feminine elegance. The 33 mm 18k white gold case is set with 72 brilliant-cut diamonds along its bezel, amounting to approximately 0.52 carats, which frames the dial with restrained sophistication. The dial itself is finished in a rich "night blue" with a delicate guilloché motif, beautifully accentuated by white gold arrow-shaped hour markers and dauphine hands that ensure effortless legibility. Beneath the sapphire crystal display back lies the manually wound Caliber 215, a movement celebrated among collectors for its slender construction and superlative finishing. This Calatrava embodies a harmonious balance between classic horological tradition and modern femininity, making it a highly desirable acquisition for the discerning collector.

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