The Patek Philippe 7147G-010 is a perpetual calendar watch from a 2026 limited run, crafted specifically for the WATCH ART Grand Exhibition held in Milan. This timepiece features a 38 mm white gold Calatrava case, which is only 9.72 mm in thickness. The case, which is entirely polished, has a sapphire crystal back adorned with the words "Patek Philippe Milano 2026" and is capable of withstanding water pressure up to 30 meters. Only 100 units will be made available.

The striking green lacquered dial showcases a carbon-pattern center and is complemented by white-gold applied numerals. The baton-style hands, also in white gold, possess luminescent coatings, while calendar displays, presented in Italian, are indicated by white-varnished baton hands. Nestled at the six o'clock position is the moon-phase indicator. The heart of the watch is powered by the self-winding 240 Q calibre, which features a perpetual calendar with day, date, month, leap year, and a 24-hour cycle. The movement has a diameter of 27.5 mm and a thickness of 3.88 mm, boasting a power reserve that ranges from 38 to 48 hours, utilizing a 22K-gold off-centre mini-rotor for winding. It is elegantly secured with a shiny green alligator leather strap featuring square scales, a strap loop reflecting the colors of the Italian flag, and a white-gold prong buckle.