Patek Philippe

How about digging into the variants of this Split Seconds Chronograph ref. 5950 introduced in 2010 ? The reference 5951, which adds a Perpetual Calendar module and makes some aesthetic changes, was introduced in 2011. Please, check the reviews on this sit

As a complement to Amanico's great in-depth review of this model and to his presentation of the entire family , here's a quick overview which includes the 2015 Saatchi London limited re-edition models and two unique pieces. Best to all of you. Photos cred

Several months ago, I finally pulled the trigger on my seventh — and perhaps final — Patek, a 5970R. I’ve posted questions to this forum before about buying and owning this watch, and whether to trade for it or not as I’ve navigated the awesome feelings a

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The best thing about Gs is that they can be strap monsters

Today, I'd like to draw some attention to this reference, which is a sort of cousin of the 5070, the case and dial design having many similarities. The Minute Repeater has cathedral gongs. Yellow gold variants seem to have been introduced in 2002, rose go

What a work of art.

- INTRODUCTION - When you're considering building a collection of fine Chronographs the 5070 is certainly a piece which comes or will come to your mind, along with some past or recent models such as the Lange Datograph, the Vacherons (Les Historiques / Ma

My recent digging into the ref. 5960 led me to quickly explore its successor, the 5905. Still an annual calendar flyback chronograph, but very different in many ways (I personally like it less because of the larger case, concave lugs, rectangular pushers

This rare handcraft has joined my collection. It is part of the 175th anniversary edition (2014), features the calibre 240 and the white gold dial is hand engraved in the low relief technique taking up to 108 hours. The first owner kept it double sealed s