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Patek Philippe Calatrava 5227G-010

Produced 2019 to 2026. Discontinued.

The Patek Philippe Calatrava 5227G-010 is a 39mm 18k white gold watch with the calibre 324 S C, water resistant to 30 meters, made 2019 to 2026.

Specifications

Case size
39mm
Case material
18k white gold
Bezel
Smooth polished white gold bezel
Dial
Black dial with applied stick hour markers, dauphine hands, and a date window at 3 o'clock
Movement
Caliber 324 S C, automatic
Power reserve
45 hours
Water resistance
30 meters
Crystal
Sapphire, with a hinged sapphire caseback
Bracelet
Black alligator leather strap with a white gold prong buckle

The story

The reference 5227 line was introduced by Patek Philippe in 2013 as a modern take on the classic round Calatrava dress watch, offered in rose, white, or yellow gold. Its defining technical feature at launch was a hinged caseback, the first time Patek had fitted this traditional dress watch style with a display back that swings open on a hinge like a pocket watch case. The white gold version, 5227G, was originally offered with an ivory dial as reference 5227G-001, before Patek introduced the black-dialed 5227G-010 as the standard white gold configuration. Both variants used the automatic Caliber 324 S C, offering a 45-hour power reserve inside a 39mm case with the plain applied indices, dauphine hands, and clean date window that define the modern Calatrava aesthetic. In 2026, Patek Philippe removed the 5227G-010 from its catalog and introduced a new white gold reference, 5227G-015, with a different dial finish, as part of a broader refresh of the Calatrava collection. The 5227G-010 accordingly moves to discontinued status, with the 5227G-015 taking its place as the current white gold three-hand Calatrava with a hinged caseback.

What to check before you buy

Confirm exactly which dial variant is being offered, since the 5227G family includes the earlier ivory-dialed 5227G-001 and the later black-dialed 5227G-010, and now the newer 5227G-015, each with different dial finishing. Because the case has a hinged caseback rather than a screw-down or snap back, ask whether it has ever needed repair, since the hinge mechanism is a wear point that a standard caseback does not have. As a recently discontinued reference, the 5227G-010 should still be readily serviceable through Patek Philippe, but buyers should confirm the movement has not been altered and that the case has not been polished heavily.

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Common questions

Is the Calatrava 5227G still in production?

The black-dialed 5227G-010 was discontinued in 2026 when Patek Philippe replaced it in the catalog with a new reference, 5227G-015, featuring a different dial.

What is special about the 5227G's caseback?

It uses a hinged sapphire caseback that swings open like a pocket watch case, a construction Patek Philippe introduced with the 5227 line in 2013 for a classic three-hand Calatrava.

What movement does the 5227G use?

The automatic Caliber 324 S C, offering a 45-hour power reserve, the same movement family used in several other Patek Philippe references of similar size.

What is the difference between the 5227G-001 and 5227G-010?

The 5227G-001 was fitted with an ivory dial, while the 5227G-010 that succeeded it as the standard white gold configuration uses a black dial. Both otherwise share the same case and movement.

How water resistant is the 5227G?

It is rated to 30 meters, typical for a dress watch of this type and not intended for swimming or submersion.

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