Patek Philippe Complications 1463J

Rare 1968 Patek Philippe ref. 1463 Chronograph, uniquely retailed by Cartier. Noteworthy for its 'Tasti Tondi' nickname and sold at Phillips in 2016. A truly elegant watch.

Hi Everyone! This is my first post and I wanted to see if anyone could shed some light on the following query: What metals did PP use for their hands and stems on their steel models for references 1463 (and 130 or even 530)? Specifically, the white gold or steel looking hands - was it both or just o

Dear all, Next to the recap article of the whole Baselworld 2017 collection I posted (here, ), I wished to put forward, in different threads, a few important novelties that Patek Philippe has released. Let me start first by what I find to be an unexpected and very appealing surprise: the new Patek

I could not see in the heavy metal the PP 5131P, but from the 2017 PP collection I was very impressed by the first 5170P photos published on the net and on our beloved site ;-)). Then, I was waiting to could see this model in real. I have to admit I LOVE it. Here are my live photos taken indoor: Not

Here is something a geek as me will appreciate. The 5960G is a very promising act already but taking a closer look reveals one material difference to its siblings: Just like old 1463!!! Reminder of the old Borgel cases.... cool detail. Simple comparison between the new G and A:

Patek Philippe Chronographs- We all know how incredibly rare and valuable Patek chronograph's are. Today vintage pieces are revered at auction with some fethching millions of dollars. Here we try to see the vintage inspiration for the modern production. Ref 1463 with scientific dial courtesy of Soth