Patek Philippe

... Definitely can't get enough of its dial ! Cheers to all Purists, Dan...  

Now, that is clear! The moon hides the sun, like during a full eclipse, and its luminosity is just visible all around the dial symbolised by the thickness of the yellow gold case. I hope I am right ;-)

It is a reference to the Golden Ratio which is a number giving an overall perfection and a sophisticated beauty. Cheers, Dan

Thank you to help me to understand the name of this model

They have this very unique pure design that is so recognizable from Patek. A proud owner! Cheers, Mark

It is a rather cleaving watch. Some adore it, as I do. Others think it is too old-fashioned to be wearable. I think it is one of the most controversial Patek, but also one of the greatest embodiment of Patek\'s style, extremely discreet but immediately re... 

and, like the Gondolo line-up, it is the ones that bring uniqueness to the brand's DNA and that a few people will absolutely love. Nice to have more classical designed references but also mandatory (for the interest of the art) to have others with a lot o... 

jaguariste Only seen in books...I've never seen this on someone's wrist before. It must be a cyclic thing; I wonder if it will become popular again? After all, if its a universal constant, it should come back...... Thanks for the photo of a real wrist wit... 

However, I think it is a kind of must in terms of dressed watches and a great embodiment of 1970\'s lifestyle. Yet it can be rather disturbing at first sight: no lugs (the watch seem to be laid on the strap), extreme simplicity, unusual case shape... It i...  

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It is indeed small, especially the vintage ones. Mine is 32*27mm. However it contributes to its natural elegance and don\'t forget it was a normal size for a men\'s watch in the past. Nowadays it\'s like driving an old car contrasting with normal vehicles... 

I have one full bracelet and i love to wear!it\'s fashion