The top sub-dial at 12 o'clock features a day/night (sun and moon) indicator rather than a true moonphase. True Patek Philippe calendar watches use highly sophisticated moonphase discs, not printed sun/moon 24-hour wheels.
Plastic Wrapping: The bracelet and clasp are tightly wrapped in clear, thin blue-edged protective plastic. This is the exact type of factory packaging typical of budget replica watches shipped straight from manufacturing hubs.
The Finish and Skeletonization: The black coating (usually cheap PVD or paint) combined with the rough machine-engraving on the skeletonized dial plates lacks the flawless, hand-applied finishing and polishing that commands million-dollar price tags from real Patek Philippe pieces.
It’s essentially a budget automatic watch dressed up to look like a hyper-complex luxury timepiece that doesn't actually exist in Patek's real catalog.