Patek Philippe Cubitus 5821 iced out white dial replica
This Patek Philippe Cubitus iced out replica pairs a silvery white dial with a case that is stone-set almost everywhere you look. One row of baguette-cut stones runs around the bezel, small stones cover the case sides and the outer bracelet links, and larger baguettes are set across the centre links. The dial keeps the horizontal embossing of the Cubitus, with black-outlined batons and hands and a white date window at 3.
Case
The square case is 45 mm across and white-tone throughout. With this much sparkle around a light dial, the black outlines on the batons and hands are what keep the time quick to read. On the crown side, two stone-set blocks flank a crown engraved with the cross emblem, and the display back shows the automatic movement with a gold-tone rotor.
Tier
SuperClone is the only tier on sale: 904L steel, a sapphire crystal and a movement within -5/+6 seconds a day. Within 3-5 business days of payment we email photos and a video of your own watch, so you can look at the setting closely before it ships.
Other stone-set Cubitus dials
The same fully set case also comes with a black dial, a blue dial, an olive green dial, a turquoise dial or the bright yellow dial. On the rainbow version with a pavé dial the hour markers are coloured. If you want this white dial without stones, there is the plain steel 5821 with a white dial, and the two-tone 5821/1AR with a blue dial puts rose gold-tone centre links on steel. Every version is in the complete Cubitus line-up, and our page on Patek Philippe’s recent launches has more on the model.
Questions about the white iced Cubitus
Can I find out what the stones are before ordering?
Yes. Write to our support team with a link to this page and they will confirm the stone type for you.
Is any part of this iced case rose gold-tone?
No. On every photo it is white-tone, from the bezel down to the last bracelet link. The two-tone steel and rose gold-tone Cubitus models are separate listings.
Can the stone-set bracelet be shortened?
Yes. Taking out links is a quick job for a watchmaker or jeweller, and most wrists need two to four removed. At 45 mm the case suits wrists over 19 cm (7.5 in) best.




















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