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Wristwatch · Annual calendar travel time watch

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Travel Time Reference 5326G-001

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This Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Travel Time, Reference 5326G-001, is a wristwatch featuring a 41mm white gold case with straight lugs and a polished, sloped bezel. It is powered by the self-winding Calibre 31-260 micro-rotor movement, which incorporates annual calendar functionality, a local jumping hour hand, and a skeletonized hour hand for home time display. The dial, rendered in a textured dark grey gradient, includes Arabic indices, a chemin de fer minute track, and day and month apertures. Additional displays include a date indicator at the 6 o'clock position, constant seconds, a moonphase display, and day/night indicators for both home and local time settings. The timepiece is fitted with a light brown leather strap and secured by a signed white gold deployant buckle, with a crown bearing the Patek Philippe signature.

Front view of the Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Travel Time Reference 5326G-001 with brown leather strap.
Front view of the Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Travel Time Reference 5326G-001 with brown leather strap. — Analog:Shift. Rights pending — permission not yet requested. Original source

Catalogue identity

Source
analogshift.com
Category
Wristwatch · Annual calendar travel time watch
Maker / attribution
Patek Philippe
Reference
5326G-001
Catalogue / lot identifier
Source URL identifies the listing
Source-reported date
Not established
Source-reported place
Switzerland

Source-reported attribution and specifications are not independent authentication. A listing does not establish present ownership, current display, availability or permission to reproduce.

Object description

Case and Exterior

The timepiece is housed in a 41mm case constructed from white gold. The design features straight lugs and a polished, sloped bezel. The side of the case exhibits a distinct texture, visible in the photography, which complements the overall aesthetics of the watch. A signed crown is located on the side, providing control for the mechanical functions.

The watch is secured to the wrist with a light brown leather strap, which is attached to a signed white gold deployant buckle. The combination of the white gold material and the textured case profile contributes to the appearance of the piece, which the source describes as a travel-ready iteration of the Complications Annual Calendar line.

Evidence for this section
  • “features a 41mm white gold case with straight lugs; a polished, sloped bezel; and a signed crown.”
  • “Outfitted on a signed, light brown leather strap with a signed, white gold deployant buckle.”

Dial and Complications

The dial features a textured, dark grey gradient finish. It is marked with Arabic indices and a chemin de fer minute track. Indicators for the day and month are positioned below the 12 o'clock marker, while a date indicator is located at 6 o'clock. A subsidiary dial houses the constant seconds and a moonphase display.

The watch serves as a dual time zone instrument. It includes a local jumping hour hand and a skeletonized hour hand to indicate home time. Indicators for day and night are provided for both local and home time settings. A syringe-style handset is used to display time information across the dial surface.

Evidence for this section
  • “The luminous dial features a textured, dark grey gradient with a chemin de fer minute track, 'Arabic' indices, day and month apertures below the 12 o’clock marker”
  • “a constant-seconds subsidiary dial with a moonphase display, a date indicator at 6 o'clock, a 'syringe' handset, and finally, ‘home’ and ‘local’ day/night indicators.”
  • “features a local jumping hour hand and an additional skeletonized hour hand to keep track of home time”

Movement

Internal functionality is provided by the Patek Philippe Calibre 31-260 self-winding movement, which utilizes a micro-rotor design. The movement is engineered to support both the annual calendar complication and the travel time dual-timezone capabilities. The jumping hour mechanism allows for adjustments to the local time without affecting the home time display, with the secondary hour hand capable of being concealed behind the primary one when not in use.

The current reference integrates these functional elements into a modern mechanical package designed for frequent travelers.

Evidence for this section
  • “thanks to the maison’s self-winding Calibre 31-260 micro-rotor movement, this piece not only offers annual calendar functionality, but also features a local jumping hour hand and an additional skeletonized hour hand”

Open research questions

  • What is the specific production date for this reference 5326G-001?
  • Are there specific service intervals recommended for the Calibre 31-260 movement in this model?

Source evidence

Recorded claims and source quotations for Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Travel Time Reference 5326G-001
FieldSource-reported valueSource quotation
MakerPatek Philippe“Patek Philippe”
Reference5326G-001“Reference 5326G-001”
Case materialWhite gold“white gold case”
Case size41mm“41mm white gold case”
MovementSelf-winding Calibre 31-260 micro-rotor“self-winding Calibre 31-260 micro-rotor movement”
StrapLight brown leather“light brown leather strap”
BuckleSigned white gold deployant“signed, white gold deployant buckle”

Visible details

  • Textured dark grey gradient dial
  • Day/night indicators labeled 'LOCAL' and 'HOME'
  • Clous de Paris pattern on the case side
  • Skeletonized hour hand for second time zone

Research qualifications

  • The source does not explicitly state the manufacturing date of this specific example
  • No internal movement serial number or case serial number provided

Photograph identity and source facts were screened before import; rights clearance remains pending.

Consulted source

ساعت Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Travel Time مدل 5326G-001

Reviewed 2026-11-02 · Record 61f9fa3465

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