Patek Philippe

I recently had the pleasure of attending an event hosted by one of the world's finest horological houses (and certainly the finest Polish-French one), none other than Patek Philippe. Our hosts arranged a newly constructed modern home with an outstanding v...  

First, let me say that I know how hard it is to take pictures in such events and that we appreciate your write-up and the pictures helping "feeling" the evening, even if they are not perfect. I have some pictures of the 7200/1R that I'll share here and I ... 

We must have very similar taste if you also love the 5270R. Although our tastes differ slightly because my heart goes to the 5959P over the 5370P. I had the pleasure of reading your review of the 5270R, and I must say that I felt comfort in knowing that n... 

We have been to several such events, and the intense halogen lights ruin the experience of viewing the watches. It's a combination of heat, reflections, contrast with ambient darkness, and so forth, making it impossible to enjoy the experience. And bringi...  

The photo issue was compounded by the fact that I have no intention of carrying a camera with me, so I was left with the capability of my phone. Luckily Nokia has always produced excellent camera phones so I am rarely at a loss. This event was perhaps the... 

Too bad the photo conditions weren't better. Looks like an intimate event from your pics. Cheers, Anthony

Although I have attended quite a few events in the past couple months that I would be happy to cover, although from brands not as strongly represented here.

Looks like it was a very nice event with some fine pieces on display.

An interesting note on the event is that it was "co-sponsored" by the wine company and the agent for the house....

Im sure the meal and drinks excelent , truly fisrt class. Thanks for sharing. Best Geross

Cheers, Chase