Patek Philippe 5196R-001 features a 37mm rose gold case with a silver dial and applied gold markers. It is powered by the manually wound Caliber 215 PS, delivering consistent performance and refined finishing. The watch includes a small seconds display and maintains a slim, balanced profile.

This reference combines warmth and tradition, offering a classic Calatrava experience with timeless appeal. Its restrained design and mechanical simplicity make it a reliable collector piece.

Patek Philippe Calatrava 5196R-001

Reference: 5196R-001
Collection: Calatrava
Case Material: 18K rose gold
Case Diameter: 37 mm
Case Thickness: Approximately 7.68 mm
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Case Back: Closed case back
Water Resistance: 30 m / 3 bar
Bezel: Polished 18K rose gold.

Dial: Silver/opaline dial with applied rose-gold hour markers and rose-gold Dauphine-style hands. Small seconds are displayed in a subsidiary register at 6 o’clock. Auction and specialist records document the reference with silver-toned dial executions; marketplace records also document champagne and gray examples, but these should not automatically be represented as separate factory references without individual provenance.

Movement: Patek Philippe Calibre 215 PS
Movement Type: Manually wound mechanical
Functions: Hours, minutes and small seconds
Movement Diameter: 21.9 mm
Movement Thickness: 2.55 mm
Jewels: 18
Power Reserve: Approximately 44 hours
Frequency: 28,800 semi-oscillations/hour (4 Hz)
Balance: Gyromax®
Balance Spring: Spiromax®
Hallmark: Patek Philippe Seal.

Strap: Alligator leather
Buckle: 18K rose-gold prong buckle.

Alternative References & Configurations

* 5196J-001 — 18K yellow gold; corresponding yellow-gold configuration.
* 5196G-001 — 18K white gold; silvery-gray dial; corresponding white-gold configuration.
* 5196R-001 — 18K rose gold; silver/opaline dial. Primary configuration.
* 5196P-001 — platinum configuration with a distinctive dial execution.

The 5196 references retain the same essential 37 mm Calatrava case and Calibre 215 PS hand-wound architecture, with precious-metal and dial treatments distinguishing the individual references.