5100G
- Production
- from 2000
- Model
- Gondolo 10-Day Power Reserve
- Case material
- 18ct White Gold
- Case size
- 46mm
- Movement
- Manual
- Dial colours
- Blue
- Market value band
- $30k – $90k
5100G is a Patek Philippe Gondolo 10-Day Power Reserve reference, introduced in 2000.
The case is 46mm 18ct white gold.
It runs a manual movement.
Catalogued dial colour: blue.
It is the 8th of 34 Complications references in the catalogue by production start.
'Manta Ray' case (flared casebands echo the historic ref. 2442), released for the millennium with Patek's first 10-day power reserve movement. 450 white gold examples made. Blue dial confirmed for the 5100G-001 dash variant.
Before you ask.
When was the Patek Philippe 5100G produced?
The 5100G was introduced in 2000.
What movement does the Patek Philippe 5100G use?
The Patek Philippe 5100G runs a manual movement.
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