Patek Philippe 2499/100J New Acquisition Collection

grandesonnerie · 2024-06-20T15:19:39Z

Explore the legendary Patek Philippe Ref. 2499/100J, a perpetual calendar chronograph, through a collector's new acquisition and community insights on its historical significance.

Grandesonnerie's acquisition of a Patek Philippe Ref. 2499/100J, a legendary perpetual calendar chronograph, offers WatchProSite readers a rare glimpse into one of horology's most coveted references. This post not only celebrates a significant addition to a collector's private holdings but also opens a discussion on the historical weight and enduring appeal of such an iconic timepiece. Grandesonnerie's personal journey in acquiring this watch provides valuable context for understanding its place in the pantheon of Patek Philippe complications.

Key Points from the Discussion

The Patek Philippe Ref. 2499 is recognized as a historical piece, having been owned by iconic figures such as John Lennon, underscoring its cultural and horological significance over seven decades.
The original author humorously notes the personal sacrifice involved in acquiring such a significant reference, highlighting the immense value and desirability of the Patek Philippe 2499/100J among collectors.
Another community member shared an additional image of the Patek Philippe 2499/100J, further illustrating the watch's aesthetic and craftsmanship.

The Discussion

amanico

Jun 20, 2024

If your question is should you go for it, the answer is obvious. If you like colored gold, you should! This is a milestone. A total milestone, and iconic one. I am short of words.

anaroku

Jun 20, 2024

The ultimate item that is out of reach. As a Japanese person, I don't understand the meaning of "NWA?" Can you explain it to me?

enjoythemusic

Jun 21, 2024

...or N______ With Attitude :-D

amanico

Jun 21, 2024

Hahaha... Don't get our friend more confused. :))))

grandesonnerie

Jun 21, 2024

;)

don't get me cancelled

enjoythemusic

Jun 21, 2024

Today Is Fête de la Musique.... NWA :)

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