Patek Philippe RARE Aquanaut 5165A - 001

Brand: Patek Philippe

Model Number: 5165A

Model: Aquanaut

Material: Rubber

Function: Date, seconds

Dial: Black, Gray

Movement: Automatic

Case Size: 38mm
Condition: Excellent condition.

Notes: This Patek Philippe is exceptionally rare because it had a very short production window from 2007 to 2012 before Patek Philippe discontinued this model. Comes on original Patek rubber band that fits a 7inch wrist. Comes with original papers, no box. 

Inventory Number: 28484


The Patek Philippe RARE Aquanaut 5165A - 001 is a luxury wristwatch for men with a unique cushion shape design. This Swiss-made timepiece features a stainless steel case with a silver bezel and black dial, complemented by a black rubber band. With a water resistance of 120 meters, it is perfect for both everyday wear and underwater activities. The watch also includes day/date features and a automatic movement with 29 jewels, ensuring accurate timekeeping. Complete with original papers, this limited edition timepiece is a valuable addition to any watch collection.

 

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