Patek Philippe 5088/100P: A Collector's Deep Dive into Rare Handcrafts
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Patek Philippe 5088/100P: A Collector's Deep Dive into Rare Handcrafts

By BMR · Nov 25, 2023 · 50 replies
BMR
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BMR's acquisition of the Patek Philippe 5088/100P, a rare handcrafts timepiece, offers a timely reflection on the enduring appeal of artistic craftsmanship in horology. This article delves into the intricate details of this black enamel beauty, exploring why such pieces captivate collectors and represent a pinnacle of watchmaking artistry. BMR's personal journey highlights the profound connection collectors form with watches that transcend mere timekeeping.

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Having just endured a rather chaotic Thanksgiving in which both kids came down with the flu after driving 7 hours each way to be with our family, this incredible beauty brings an enormous sense of beauty and gratitude. I’m beyond excited to join the other members of this forum that have done an excellent job introducing the 5088/100P previously, and I’m humbled to have the ability to continue to grow my small rare handcraft collection. I can’t stop staring at the engraving of this black enamel beauty. What an absolute work of art!





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BM
BMR
Nov 26, 2023
It’s a special one, in my opinion. Thank you.

CH
Champthekid
Nov 25, 2023
Looks fantastic on your wrist.

A true beauty!

BM
BMR
Nov 26, 2023
Thank you so much for your kind words. I find it magnificent.

PR
Pretty Boy
Nov 25, 2023
Huge congratulations!

It’s a stunner and a strap monster. Best, V.

FA
FabR
Nov 25, 2023
Love it Volker, your choice of straps is always spot on! ;-) Cheers.

BM
BMR
Nov 26, 2023
Both of you with a gifted eye here!

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