Grand Complications

I never had the pleasure of meeting him. Every time I wear my 5327, I actually feel more sophisticated and this stemmed from his vision.

It seemed to me that one way to pay tribute to Mr. Philippe Stern , a man to whom Patek Philippe and all of us watch enthusiasts owe so much , was to show some personal photos taken at the Patek Philippe Museum of two watches in particular: The Wrist Chro

With the passing of Philippe Stern, the world of horology has lost one of its greatest visionaries and guardians. More than the leader of Patek Philippe, he was the custodian of a philosophy that placed craftsmanship, tradition and uncompromising excellen

Patek Philippe ref. 3971J , first Series with two tone dial (and transparent snapback). From the collection of Andrea Parmegiani . Very nice , isn't it? Best, Emmanuel credit: Andrea Parmegiani aka @_1_5_1_8_

Many thanks for putting these images side by side. This is exactly the kind of comparison that helps the watch make sense. The new dial feels less immediate than some of the earlier 5236 versions, but the more I look at it, the more I understand the appea

The new Patek Philippe In-Line Perpetual Calendar ref. 5236P-011 features: a silvery dial with vertical satin - finish and black - gradient rim , charcoal gray white gold applied faceted baton-style hour markers , charcoal gray white gold faceted baton-st

It is honestly incredible just how many more options there are once you go away from the royal oak and that is my fav part, the variety, if i had to pick one it would be either one of the grand complications mentioned here or this Edward Piguet Moss Agate

Lots of Nautiluses… The new 5270P lineup Two different shades of salmon Red wins over blue A beautiful lady’s watch Very green Actually they showed about everything from the regular collection and you could strap them all onto your wrist without any probl

The 5070 (and 5970 and 5712) are my fav pateks from the modern era Here is my R.. 42mm but wears like 40..