Patek Philippe

Still in the honeymoon period. Admiring it under a street lamp

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_

As a complement to Amanico's great in-depth review of this model and to his presentation of the entire family , here's a quick overview which includes the 2015 Saatchi London limited re-edition models and two unique pieces. Best to all of you. Photos cred

This tonneau case with its welded lugs is an endless source of pleasure for me. Wishing everyone a great weekend! Best, Emmanuel Patek Philippe Chronometro Gondolo ref. 5098P-001

Around 1847 , Jean-Adrien Philippe , co-founder of Patek Philippe, developed a movement with central independent dead seconds based on a Victorin Piguet & Cie ebauche . The center independent dead seconds hand can be activated on demand via a pusher locat

The Patek Philippe light-wound clocks– ‘ Pendulettes à remontage automatique par la lumière ’ in French–are fascinating . They use a 17 lines (=38.35 mm) pocket watch mechanical movement (based on a ‘Gondolo’ ébauche), whose mainspring is wound by a micro

The Patek Philippe Nautilus has become an icon . Among its “ complicated ” variants , the ref. 5712 , introduced in 2006 , with its asymmetrical dial , is undoubtedly one of the most iconic . So let's have a look at the different versions of this referenc

Enjoy a glass of Negroni after a hectic week. Have a wonderful and relaxing Sunday, my dear friends 🥰 Cheers, Henry