it was my Father’s watch, therefore it is the most beautiful Patek - at least for me: Very simple but very, very elegant and modest at the same time: Yours and HAGWE, Adam
After drooling over the Toric and Tonda PF Skeleton, I made my way to the pre-owned case and found this little gem, the Metrographe chronograph. The Metrographe was Parmigiani's entry level chronograph introduced in c. 2014. It's powered by the PF315 caliber with 42 hours of power beating at 4 Hz. I
This was the first time “Laureato” would appear on a GP Chronograph. It is engraved on the caseback. It was made to commemorate the 1996 Atlanta Olympics and also to mark the introduction of the Laureato Chronograph to the catalog. Produced in 1996, this 40 mm limited edition will always be the firs
And this one is one of the rarest ... And a full set and never been worn makes it ultra rare And if you want to know more about these 'BOLOGNA' series, this is a post I made a couple of years ago www.watchprosite.com
This is my grand-father's watch. The crown, crystal and hands are not original, the center seconds hand is missing: such a mess, so I've decided to send the watch for a complete restauration. Aesthetically outdated? Probably, but I still find this design very classy and unconventional, not to speak
Took a few pictures of the Ref. 5240 against the repeater schematic leaflets included in Manfred Fritz's wonderful book. Somehow, I don't recall the red-ness of this watch, which the photos did not capture. A little Jin Xuan Oolong brewed in an old clay pot, served in Taiwan Glass, when admiring the