Patek Philippe Complications 42 mm 5924G-010 White Gold Green Patek Philippe Complications 42 mm 5924G-010 White…

1. What is the Patek Philippe 5924G?
The 5924G is Patek Philippe's Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Chronograph in white gold: a 42 mm, 13.05 mm thick Pilot-style watch with a self-winding flyback chronograph, a Travel Time second time zone and a date by hand coupled with local time, driven by calibre CH 28-520 C FUS. Patek Philippe introduced it in 2023 as the first Pilot model with a chronograph, in two versions: the 5924G-001 with a sunburst blue-gray dial and the 5924G-010 with a lacquered khaki green dial.

2. What is the difference between the 5924G-001 and the 5924G-010?
Only the dial, hands and strap. The 5924G-010 has a lacquered khaki green dial, white gold hands and an olive green calfskin strap with a vintage finish; the 5924G-001 has a sunburst blue-gray dial, a blued white gold local-time hand and a grained navy blue calfskin strap. Both have the same 42 mm white gold case, calibre CH 28-520 C FUS and a US retail price of $88,648 on patek.com (October 12, 2026).

3. How does the Travel Time function work on the 5924G-010?
The watch has two central hour hands. The solid hand shows local time and the skeletonized hand shows home time; at home they sit on top of each other. When you travel, each press on the push-piece at 8 o'clock moves the local hour hand one hour forward and each press at 10 o'clock moves it one hour back, while the skeleton hand stays on home time. The LOCAL and HOME apertures show day (white) or night (blue) in each zone, and the date at 12 o'clock follows local time. Patek Philippe supplies a correction stylus for these push-pieces and says no other tool should be used on them.

4. What movement is in the 5924G-010?
Calibre CH 28-520 C FUS, Patek Philippe's self-winding flyback chronograph movement with Travel Time: 31 mm across, 6.95 mm thick, 370 parts, 34 jewels, 4 Hz (28,800 semi-oscillations per hour), 45 to 55 hours of power reserve, a 21K gold central rotor, Gyromax balance and Spiromax balance spring, with the Patek Philippe Seal. It keeps a column wheel but uses a vertical disk clutch, so the chronograph hand can also run all day as a seconds hand without extra wear. Patek Philippe recommends a service every eight to ten years.

5. How big is the 5924G and is it water-resistant?
The white gold case is 42 mm across and 13.05 mm thick, with a sapphire crystal case back, and it is water-resistant to 30 m. Patek Philippe advises keeping a leather-strap watch away from direct contact with water and never using the crown, pushers or correctors underwater.

6. How does the 5924G compare with the 5524 Pilot Travel Time?
The 5524 has the same 42 mm Pilot look and Travel Time display but no chronograph. Patek Philippe lists the current 5524G-010 and 5524R-001 at 10.78 mm thick, with calibre 26-330 S C FUS (35 to 45 hours of power reserve), screw-down time-zone pushers and a US retail price of $67,267. The 5924G is 13.05 mm thick, adds the flyback chronograph and 45 to 55 hours of reserve, and sets local time with stylus-operated push-pieces. Bizak & Co. lists the 5524G-010 from $63,000 and the 5524R-001 from $45,732, both brand new (October 12, 2026).

7. How much is the Patek Philippe 5924G-010?
Bizak & Co. lists the 5924G-010 brand new from $67,365 (October 12, 2026), sourced to order. Patek Philippe's US retail price on patek.com the same day was $88,648. The final price is confirmed with real photos before you pay more than the $200 deposit, which is credited to the price.

8. Does a sourced 5924G-010 come with papers and a warranty?
Patek Philippe delivers each watch with a certificate of origin recording its movement and case numbers; it is valid only when dated and signed by an Authorized Patek Philippe Retailer and completed with the owner's name, and it validates the manufacturer warranty. We confirm the box and papers of the watch we locate with you, with real photos, before you pay more than the deposit; on a 5924, also ask about the correction stylus for the local-time push-pieces. Bizak & Co. adds its own five-year warranty on manufacturing defects affecting the mechanical operation under normal use.

9. How do I buy the 5924G-010 through Bizak & Co.?
Reserve with a $200 deposit, credited to the price. After your deposit is verified, we research suitable options and share watch-specific photos and a current quote before you pay the remaining balance; the specific sourced watch is inspected before dispatch under our buyer-protection terms and shipped insured. Box, papers and the final price are confirmed with you before anything more is charged.