At least in my mind, Patek has a history of shunning the norm and taking their own direction (like when they left the Geneve seal standard to create their own PP seal, which is completely without outside accountability, when you think about it, but nobody
An old dream of mine. I rarely saw it in person, but it has always been in my heart and mind. The only flaw? The too small Cal 240. I would have expected something more exclusive, for such a watch. And bigger! Best, Nicolas
Today I picked up my Aquanaut Blue for just walking in the sunshine. The sunburst dial really becomes vibrant and can enjoy the beauty of the nature and the watch. With warmest wishes
aesthetic reasons and wrist presence. I love these dials and prefer sharper strap colors to spice them up (similar to 5968 orange strap). Would you keep the original straps or prefer other colors ? Which reference(s) from 2024 do you like ?
Patek 5236p Salmon dial The 5236p inline perpetual calendar gets a fresh update for 2024. The. Blue dial is supplemented with a rose- gilt opaline dial featuring charcoal grey baton markers and hands. It’s a very nice new aesthetic with a matching chocola
After noticing a lack of information on the topic available I decided to write a history of Patek Philippe's grand complicated timepieces. Any feedback is appreciated. Here's the link
Dear Patek people, May I ask whether at the same price you would prefer 5196P or 5100G? I know they are very different but anyway, what would be your pick and why? Thanks! Semyon.
Patek 5738 The Golden Ellipse range has now a new reference integrated bracelet. The bracelet is incredible, silk like, I have never experienced a buttery smooth bracelet like this, its worth it to just go and try it on. Made from 363 parts, of which 300
Replacing the existing white gold reference 5160 is the new version in rose gold. Inspired by a vintage pocket watch from the museum, the 5160 is entirely hand engraved including the silvery opaline dial. The case has a diameter of 38mm and thickness of 1