The Calatrava Pilot Travel Time was one of the most controversial releases from modern Patek when the 5524G was introduced in 2015. However, the more reasonably (and correct) sized reference 7234R has been my favorite modern Patek since it was introduced in 2018. I’ve also always loved the EPSA cased supercompressors from the 1960’s, so this fits right in with the massive crowns to quickly and easily adjust local time, but it also feels every bit like a Patek, and by that, I mean it feels very… luxurious. It pains me to use that adjective, but it’s true, it feels very high quality, the fit and finishing and details down to the buckle are what you’d expect from the original $38,000 CHF MSRP, and it’s super fun on wrist. It’s sophisticated, sporty, casual, but still very serious, and if you want/need to track additional time zones quickly and easily, very practical. This particular example is in like new condition throughout, making for a stellar offering before you even begin to factor the rarity of a full retailed set by Tiffany and Co. Case: The 37.5 mm rose gold case is exceptionally clean throughout, exhibiting “shop wear” at most, with deep hallmarks crisply intact. I think the contrarian in me also loved this reference because the 7234R was originally introduced as a lady’s watch, which it absolutely could be, but there’s nothing small about it. I love how it wears on my 6-3/8” wrist, but given the presence and lug shape, it could easily accommodate smaller as well as much larger wrists. Dial: The deeply saturated root-beer brown soleil dial is clean and free from any defects or imperfections. There aren’t many lume-functional options in the modern Patek catalog, but this one has it in spades. The big bold luminova-filled Arabic numerals have a vintage inspired font paying homage to the 1930’s hour-angle style pilot’s watches. The skeletonized hand represents home time, with the aperture at 3:15 indicating day or night with white or blue discs showing in the window. The lume filled hour hand represents local time and perfectly hides the skeletonized hand when not in use. The subtle addition of the red “1” in the date subdial is fun and adds some warmth to an already beautiful dial. Movement: The in-house 324 SF FUS is considered to be a modern-day workhorse in the Patek catalog with the use of silicone (or “Silinvar”) in the Spiromax spring and Gyromax balance. The watch is currently running at approximately +2 s/d averaged across six positions with all functions working flawlessly. Strap: The watch is presented on it’s original light brown leather strap measuring 65 × 105, with its original rose gold pin buckle. Includes: The full and complete original set with outer Tiffany & Co. box, branded carboard outer box, wooden inner box with sleeve, leather folio with original museum and library brochures, manual, and Tiffany & Co. stamped certificate or origin dated March 2019. Price: $43,000 USD including insured FedEx shipping to a FedEx office location or commercial address within the continental US, international shipping available at cost based on location. Payment by ACH or wire, no trade please. I have all positive references here, Chrono24, forums, and Instagram (@)meticulist. All available watches can be found on my site, www.meticulist.net Thanks mods for the space.