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Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel Time offered in new, non gem-set rose gold version
By SENATUS Magazine | 24 July 2024

Patek Philippe presents the Aquanaut Travel Time Reference 5269 in a new, non gem-set rose gold version featuring a highly refined color.

The opaline blue-gray dial is echoed by an integrated strap in matching composite material, secured by a patented Patek Philippe fold-over clasp featuring four independent safety catches.

Equipped with an exclusive quartz caliber, this travel watch with its "contemporary casual chic" style is distinguished by its Travel Time display with a practical and discreet crown-operated setting system.

The case is enhanced by contrasting polished and satin finishes..

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