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Reference Guide
Explore Patek Philippe's retrograde perpetual calendars, including Ref. 5050 and 5496. Quattro's guide details models, movements, and market insights.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Patek Philippe Retrograde Perpetual Calendar ref. 6159G-001. A deep dive into its design, caliber 26-330 S QR, and lineage with references like the 5316/50P-001 and 6119G-001.
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New Release
Explore penfriend's candid review of new Patek Philippe releases, including the 6159G, green Cubitus, and 5990. Discover collector insights on wearability and design.
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Collection
Terbaboom shares his Patek Philippe 6159G, a perpetual calendar with a fume dial. Discover collector insights on its design and everyday wearability.
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Wristshot
Terbaboom celebrates New Year 2026 with a Patek Philippe 5821, showcasing its green dial. Discover community reactions to this elegant timepiece.
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Manufacture
Explore Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition NYC 2017 Part 1: Theater Room and Current Collection. See the 6006G Calatrava and 5168G Aquanaut.
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That's exquisite terbaboom.
A whole lot to like, including the matching knurled bezel and case back. Thanks for posting. M4
thanks again KMII!
i probably won't be wearing it to the office even though most of my colleagues won't know what is it 😅
What a beautiful watch.
I love it. The hands and markers are lumed, correct? Any way to capture that?
Beautiful shots, and what a magnificent Patek!
I love how you can see the submerged movement under the dial, and the hobnail bezel and matching ring at the back! Just magnificent and huge congratulations!
So you still like it then!!?
I certainly do. Let us know how you’re getting on with it after a few weeks. All the best. Jon
