Patek Philippe

Now that the Only Watch 2015 auction is over, I thought it could be interesting to share here the different unique pieces Patek Philippe unveiled for this event which is held every two years. Some have unique features and others have a unique material cho...  

would love to see it emerging in this forum one day! Thanks for the retrospective Mark; we can note a clear evolution in the pieces presented each year. Cheers, Alex

As for the evolution, I guess they copy the evolution of times and the humor of the market indeed. Cheers, Mark

I like the 5004T the most for its looks and material choice. Think using a material not otherwise in production makes something quite unique. Would like to see tantalum or palladium or even ceramic or forged carbon in the future...

to remind us those beauties

I remember you have a similar model as the first one, that's a very original layout and shows a very high level of polishing on very different parts of the case. Cheers, Mark

The 5004 has a very unusual sporty look for a Patek and this makes it vey unique indeed. You have many interesting ideas for materials but my guess is that many seem unlikely to be chosen Cheers, Mark

and it looks like bargain today Nice retrospective Mark Sincerely D

I don't know if it is the picture but yet the dial looks amazing. I've seen the current 6102 and the sapphire work is trully beautiful. Cheers, Mark

Split second in titanium or the last version in steel... But for the time being I need to be happy with what I already have. Best, Kari

We must remain humble and keep close to basic materials Cheers, Mark

I mean naturally stone and wood. Best, Kari

South from Lapland it would make the watch world a better place. Best, Kari

and will just get a second one for me too Julian This black dial + Breguet numerals and hands is gorgeous. Cheers, Mark

And I think it looks so darn good. Best, Ahmed

Especially, as you'll notice from the two bottom subdials. I imagine the light weight must be what the wearer feels the most. Cheers, Mark The 5712T with its silver subdials: ... versus regular 5712G: ...