Patek Philippe

The Patek Philippe Ref. 515 HU (Heures Universelles) is a piece unique dating from 1937 , now on display at the Patek Philippe Museum (Inv. P-938). The dial features 28 fixed city names in French with London and Paris at 12 o'clock . The 24h rotating ring...  

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I think it's just beautiful.

Even “incredibly beautiful” for me! 🌸 Best, Emmanuel

A modern take in a shaped case like this would be simply sublime 🙌🏻👌🏻🤞🏻

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Yet again, a watch I didn’t even know existed. It’s always nice to learn stuff here. I may have to start referring to you as Professor Emmanuel 😁

I'm a teacher by profession, so I probably suffer from some kind of professional bias, but I hope my posts or my way of expressing myself aren't too professorial... 🤪😇🤩 Best, Emmanuel

Love all the city names 👍 Shape-wise, it belongs to you Emmanuel !😇

And, yes, shape-wise, it's right up my alley! 🤩 The only problem is that if I want to see it often, I have to visit the PP Museum often too. But is it a problem, after all? 😁🤪😇 Best, Emmanuel

Amazing watch , never to be seen in the wild Museum only J

and also present on examples 1 and 4 of ref. 542: Span Style Color Gray Patek Philippe Span Overview Of The World Time Ref 542 Museum only, unfortunately: if such a design was resurrected, I would be overjoyed. Best, Emmanuel

What they paid?

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arond 100 years ago has become almost impossible. A nice Arkade shaped WT. A form movement would be the pinnacle.

this watch would be even more impressive. I like your irony concerning the lack inner angles on modern PP watches… Best, Emmanuel