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I personally like the "basket-weave" pattern of the bespoke 5001T very much and I like it better than the Calatrava cross motif of the 5002. As for the Roman numerals, I like both variants equally: either engraved on the larger bezel, like 5001T, or appli

The engraving, enamel work, engraving on the hands, an more. Even if you prefer simple, it's still amazing. My favorite is the 5002G. Seems like the thickness must be like wearing a tank (military, not Cartier) on your wrist. Many thanks for your threads,

Yesterday, I could and should have included the following references, which belong to Patek Philippe's "complicated" retrograde perpetual calendars: The Sky Moon Tourbillon is a double-faced wristwatch with 12 complications : Minute repeater with “cathedr

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Here are 39 models ordered more or less by increasing complexity. Have a nice Sunday. 1. SMALL SECONDS Henry Graves Jr.'s Minute Repeater (cal. no. 97,589) credit: Hodinkee Ref. 2419 (cal. ?) credit: hodinkee Ref. 2524 (cal. ?) 2524/1 (credit: Hodinkee) 2

While I do like to collect the very best, I also have a wide pallet and enjoy collecting watches that I think have their own merits even if not close to being the best. For me, as a lover of PCCs, I had to own at least one of every generation. I wanted a

5531R: 5208P: 6002G: 6300 an even more special one: 5002:

Here are some pictures to be credited to Phillips who recently auctioned one: Described and called by Patek as a Grande Complication, which is not totally correct, as to deserve this title, it should have a Chronograph, and more precisely, a Rattrapante.

He was with his son on a college visit tour in Princeton University. It started raining, and he just went along without an umbrella! I thought that it wasn’t water resistant since it has a minute repeater function. I was so tempted to say something, but s