Patek Philippe continues to show its command of classical complications with the Grand Complications Ref. 5322G‑010, an elegant 24‑hour alarm watch revealed at Watches & Wonders Geneva 2026. Housed in polished white gold with the brand’s signature hobnail bezel, the 41 mm case is topped by a textured green lacquered dial that subtly plays with light and depth.
By pairing applied white‑gold Breguet numerals with slender leaf hands, the dial remains legible despite the addition of the alarm sub‑dial. A date aperture at 6 o’clock completes the balanced composition of this modern classic.
Behind its refined face, the watch introduces the self‑winding Caliber AL 30‑660 S C, the first 24‑hour alarm movement in Patek Philippe’s history. The micro‑rotor calibre beats at 4 Hz and offers between 42 and 52 hours of power reserve while driving hours, minutes, seconds, the date and a programmable 24‑hour alarm. A discreet on–off slider at 4 o’clock allows the wearer to silence the alarm when desired. The case measures 12.22 mm thick and features a sapphire‑crystal caseback that affords a full view of the finely finished Geneva stripes and chamfered edges that define the movement.
The Grand Complications 5322G‑010 arrives on a two‑tone green alligator‑leather strap with a matching calfskin lining and is secured by a white‑gold fold‑over clasp. With its tasteful blend of classic Patek codes and a contemporary green palette, the watch will appeal to men who appreciate mechanical artistry but still demand everyday functionality.
By integrating a mechanical alarm into its repertoire, Patek Philippe signals that even its most formal references can be practical companions, not just objets d’art.
