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Three historically important watches from Patek Philippe mark 50 years of Nautilus, embodying creativity and mechanical wizardry. They feature vibrant new color choices, an elegant design without date

The author discusses their preference for white metals in sport watches, particularly steel, and for dress watches, platinum or rose gold. They emphasize the appeal of steel for sport watches due to i

Changing the strap of a watch can greatly enhance one's joy in wearing it. A vintage watch with an uncomfortable brown strap was transformed with a blue/yellow strap that not only improved comfort but

The Patek 5496P-015, known as the 'Mystery Watch,' boasts impressive features like retrograde PC, platinum case, and unique rose gold appliqués. Despite its elegance, the watch is unduly unpopular, pr

Patek's watch setting issue requires over 1,000 depressions without leap year indication. Manual discouraged users and factory setting was recommended. The complexity was highlighted, but the vintage

Despite initial concerns about its size, a steel Cubitus watch from Patek won over the writer with its comfortable fit and unique square-ish design. The bold and colorful dial, reminiscent of the blue

Two full calendar watches with moonphase function, one vintage in precious metal over 50 years old, iconic and dressy; the other modern in steel with quick set and sporty features. These watches offer

Starting off the New Year with a bang, Patek Philippe enthusiasts delve into horological passions, anticipating new releases and reflecting on past acquisitions. Engaging discussions around iconic tim

The author's favorite watch is the Patek Philippe 5970 in any metal. They appreciate the perpetual calendar chronograph complication, case design, dial balance, and captivating aesthetic. The modern e

Exquisite platinum Calatrava style wristwatch with retrograde, self-winding perpetual calendar. Features raised rose gold date markers, 2 backs, and winding box. Described as beautiful, comfortable, a

I personally consider the modern era to be approximately 1986 to today. Why do I feel that way? With the discontinuation of of 3448/3450 and 2499 (watches whose functions could not be quick set) and t

The article discusses Rolex watches with ceramic bezels as examples of sporty models, mentioning models like the GMT, Submariner, Daytona, and Day-Date. The writer contemplates the safety of wearing e

I had to choose one it would be a very difficult choice for me. The platinum green is my favorite 5270 and I much prefer the blue 5370 to the black. I am very curious how the Forum members feel about

After purchasing a double-sealed watch, doubts arose about its functionality. Decided to unseal it, risking the need for servicing. Managed to successfully set and operate the calendar functions, pass

Despite the appealing movement and complication, the 41mm, 13.56” Patek Philippe 5370P watch poses a size challenge for those with smaller wrists. The author seeks feedback from others who have experi

Patek releases unexpected watches despite oblique statements, keeping competition guessing. Steel Nautilus models discontinued and reintroduced with different features. Unpredictability leads to excit

After 14 years, the author unsealed a 5970J Patek watch with trepidation, expecting calendar and moonphase malfunctions. Surprisingly, all functions worked perfectly. The ultimate test was the New Yea

As the end of the year approaches, reflecting on a favorite Patek watch, particularly the 2499 1st series rose gold pulsations dial. A unique and unforgettable timepiece.

A collector reflects on acquiring a rare double-sealed watch, vacillating over keeping duplicates. Despite logic not favoring duplication, they decide to keep both, citing the unique characters of the

Introduced in the 1990s, the Patek Philippe Aquanaut faced initial skepticism due to its deviation from the brand's traditional aesthetic. Over time, it has gained appreciation for its sporty chic and