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The green leg of Patek Philippe's tricolore Calatrava trio for Italy says the most. The new Perpetual Calendar Ref. 7147G-010, one of seven limited editions unveiled at the Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Milan, marks the first time Patek has placed its long-serving Caliber 240 Q perpetual calendar on a carbon-textured Calatrava dial.

Every flag needs its quiet calm stripe. The new Patek Philippe Calatrava Ref. 7007G-010, unveiled among the seven limited editions Patek Philippe reserved for Italy at its Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Milan, is the white one: a time-and-date watch that completes the tricolore alongside the red Ref. 7047G-010 minute repeater and the green Ref. 7147G-010 perpetual calendar.

Of the seven limited editions Patek Philippe has reserved for Italy at its Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Milan, none is rarer or more vivid than the Calatrava Minute Repeater Ref. 7047G-010. Five pieces, a red lacquered dial, and a glossy red alligator strap make it the first leg of a tricolore trio of 38 mm Calatravas that echo the Italian flag.

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