Ha yes indeed, didn’t look at it from that angle yet.

My late father’s watch

By: dedestexhes : July 3rd, 2024-06:28

Don’t wear it very often but thought this morning, it is about time. It is a rather small and simple watch but still wearable. Time to balance the post a bit back to a non steel Patek 😀. Ref 3425 btw. Sorry for the quick shot, but a bit on a hurry. Have a...

Patek Philippe

My late father’s watch

Exquisite and class.

It is indeed quite elegant.

Not quite, a lot!!!

Looking great on that blue grey ostrich strap.

Thx, as my wife also wears the watch, I think she chose this strap.

Seems like she has great taste.

Really great tastes your father had ! I love the crown "PP" of this generation of Pateks, wear it in good health !

Indeed, that crown is partially what makes the watch

It’s a beautiful watch. And the best possible story of a watch your could tell.

Thx for the nice words

So classy and discrete... simply perfect!

👍

Wear it in good health and with the best memories of your dad!

Thank you very much

I should love to wear this watch every day. Understated class.

I agree, but with my lifestyle I can’t I’m afraid

Superb….My fathers was a bit more humble

And he had great taste, obviously.

With these kind of watches, it is all about the memories, they are all priceless

Hi Dirk, your Calatrava has pure

I think 1963, not close to the papers at the moment.

Beautiful old calatrava with a wonderful auto movement. Wear it well. I often wear my das old watches in his memory

Great to hear I’m not the only one

Your father left you a Calatrava, right? That situation alone is worthy of praise and amazement. It is exactly in line with Patek Philippe's philosophy.

Ha yes indeed, didn’t look at it from that angle yet.