Czapek

This decorative watch worn on a bangle-type bracelet , the dial of which is cleverly concealed by a cover set with a large diamond , dates from 1868 . Created nearly 30 years after the founding of Patek Philippe, Czapek & Co. in 1839 , it is considered th

Three emblematic Antarctique models return in lightweight titanium cases with Cosmic blue dials. All images credit: Monochrome

“POST TENEBRAS LVX”

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Yesterday, I attended a goodbye event for the very, very nice guy who surprised me some years ago, giving me the chance to acquire the 1815 Thin Honeygold. Of course, I had to wear that watch to honor the occasion. This AD has said goodbye to the mainstre

For our friends who will be in Geneva on April 16th, 7pm we are screening our new movie, and would love to have you come be with us! www.czapek.com

"we collect rare people" is the title of the Czapek book. I think the people behind Czapek are truly rare. I've been enjoying my timepieces from Czapek and have grown to 3 pieces and counting from this incredible manufacture. Never had I had such a close

I think the dial looks great especially with the splash of red from the chrono hand really making an impact but I do like the no date Aventurine dial more as there is just something about Aventurine that I really find appealing. The only thing I would say

Finally saw one at a local AD that just started carrying Czapek!👌 We’re looking at a case diameter of 41.5mm with a lug-to-lug length of 47mm, which makes it quite wearable: From the side, we’re looking at their signature recessed, sand-blasted case: She’

A pleasurable experience on the wrist “POST TENEBRAS LVX”