Bill
32020
The Patek Philippe ref. 1415 is indeed a remarkable timepiece
... especially considering its 31mm case size, which was quite standard for its era but feels diminutive by today's standards. Despite its compact dimensions, it packs a lot of historical and horological significance. The reference 1415 is particularly notable for its world time functionality, making it a highly sought-after model among collectors.
The enamel work on these dials, as highlighted by Gordon "GLau", adds another layer of artistry to an already exceptional timepiece.
Patek Philippe Worldtimer ref. 1415
As this World Time reference 1415 is obviously a major source of inspiration for the early Andersen Genève worldtimers about which I posted yesterday, it seemed logical to post this one today. Our enamel specialist on WPS, GLau has posted about this refer...
The Patek Philippe ref. 1415 is indeed a remarkable timepiece
... especially considering its 31mm case size, which was quite standard for its era but feels diminutive by today's standards. Despite its compact dimensions, it packs a lot of historical and horological significance. The reference 1415 is particularly no...
These cloisonné enamel variants are stunning indeed.
Have a great weekend, Bill. Best, Emmanuel
I always admire world time watches.
But the older I get the harder it is to tell time in these and I def can’t see all the cities to tell time there.
Thanks Emmanuelle for reminding me to
DREAM about these grail enamel WTs ! Have I poisoned you to enamel dials yet ?
I always strongly admired this reference.....
.....but until today, I had no idea that it was only a 31mm watch. Thank you for this great and very informative post.