Patek Philippe 2022 5370p Split Seconds

The 5370P-011 isn’t just any rattrapante—it combines traditional haute horlogerie with cutting-edge movement architecture, featuring two column wheels and a hand-finished, manually wound caliber. Its Grand Feu enamel dial and platinum case elevate it into grail territory for serious collectors.

This watch includes a split-seconds (rattrapante) chronograph, allowing you to track two separate intervals simultaneously. By pressing the pusher at 4 o’clock, the second chronograph hand can pause independently, while the first continues—ideal for timing laps or concurrent events.

The deep blue Grand Feu enamel dial with applied white gold Breguet numerals gives the 5370P a classic, rich look. The platinum case has a mirror-like polish, and as with all Patek platinum models, it features a small diamond set between the lugs at 6 o’clock—a subtle but elite detail.

Introduced in 2015, this movement blends classical architecture (manual winding, lateral clutch) with six patented innovations that improve precision, reliability, and energy efficiency—making it one of the most refined and respected split-seconds calibers in modern watchmaking.

Both, but especially the seasoned collector who appreciates mechanical mastery, historical significance, and discreet luxury. It's a watch that doesn’t scream status—it whispers craftsmanship, which is exactly what makes it so desirable among connoisseurs.