Patek Philippe Calatrava 6119G-001 Small Seconds White Gold Patek Philippe Calatrava 6119G-001 Small Seconds White…

The Patek Philippe 6119G, reference 6119G-001, is the white gold Calatrava with the hobnail bezel: a 39 mm hand-wound dress watch with a charcoal grey dial and small seconds at 6 o'clock. If you searched for the 6119G, the Patek Philippe Calatrava 6119G-001 in white gold or a white gold Calatrava price, this page covers what you need to buy one: the specification, how it differs from its siblings, what to check on a specific watch and how Bizak & Co. sources it to order.

Last reviewed on 4 October 2026 by Filip Biczak. Prices are dated observations, not quotes.

Patek Philippe Calatrava 6119G-001 specifications

Specifications from Patek Philippe's 6119G-001 page and its 2021 launch release.

What makes the 6119G distinctive

The bezel carries the guilloched hobnail pattern that already appeared on a Calatrava bezel with the Ref. 96D of 1934, and its facets catch light around a dial that is otherwise very quiet. The charcoal grey dial has a vertical satin finish broken only by the snailed small seconds, and the faceted obus markers and three-facet dauphine hands are white gold, like the case. Compared with the 3919 and 5119 that came before it, the 6119 swaps black Roman numerals for applied markers and straight lugs for curved ones that run more smoothly into the strap.

The calibre 30-255 PS was new for this watch. It is 31 mm across, much wider than the 215 PS in the 5119, yet only 2.55 mm thick, which is how the case stays at 8.08 mm. Twin barrels give at least 65 hours of reserve, and you can see the finishing through the sapphire case back.

6119G-001 vs 6119R-001 and the 5119

• 6119R-001: the same 39 mm case, bezel and calibre in rose gold, with a silvery grained dial and a chocolate brown strap. Choose on metal and dial colour.
• 5119: the predecessor, 36 mm with black Roman numerals, straight lugs and the smaller hand-wound 215 PS.
• 5227G-001: also 39 mm and white gold, but self-winding with a date and a hinged dust cover over the movement, if you would rather not wind daily.

For dated retail context, wearing size and the full comparison, read our Patek Philippe Calatrava 6119G-001 review: price, size and 6119G vs 6119R.

Buying checks for a 6119G-001

• Numbers and papers: match the case and movement numbers to the Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, and get a written list of the box, papers, strap and buckle supplied.
• Hobnail bezel: the pyramids should be sharp and even all the way round. Softened points or flat spots suggest polishing, which cannot be undone.
• Dial and hands: look for an even satin finish, crisp snailing on the seconds subdial and no marks on the faceted markers or hands.
• Winding and setting: wind it fully from the crown and confirm the seconds hand stops when the crown is pulled out to set the time.
• Strap and buckle: check that the 21 mm strap fits the lugs and that the white gold prong buckle is present.
• Service: ask what work has been done, by whom and when.

How Bizak sources the 6119G-001

Bizak & Co. sources the 6119G-001 to order. Tell us the papers and timing you want; we locate a watch that matches, send real photos and today's price, and you can reserve with a $200 deposit credited to the price. Bizak's sourced catalogue listed $36,750 on 4 October 2026, sourced to order, and Patek Philippe's website showed $37,510 when we checked on the same day. As of October 2026, treat both as dated reference points rather than quotes. We quote in US dollars; buyers in the Philippines or elsewhere should ask for a written quote that states the currency, delivery and any import duties. Every watch is checked against our authenticity guarantee before dispatch.

More on the Patek Philippe Calatrava

• Compare every reference in the Patek Philippe Calatrava collection, narrow it to the white gold Calatrava models, or browse all Patek Philippe watches.
• See where the 6119 sits against the 5227, 5226 and 6007 in our Calatrava prices by reference guide.
• The 5196, 5227 and 6119 families are explained side by side in our modern Calatrava references guide.