Complications
Mike H's captivating image of a Patek Philippe moon phase complication offers a timeless glimpse into horological artistry. This piece not only showcases the enduring appeal of a classic Patek Philippe but also sparks a broader conversation about the allure of moon phase complications across various price points and brands, making it relevant for both seasoned collectors and those new to the world of luxury watches.
Thanks for sharing the full moon on your Patek. My collection is without, but when the lockdown ends not a Patek, but another famous brand with moon phase wil be a proud shiner.
of watches, collecting with a target and direction. I am at a point for my first complicated watch beyond only a date. Moon phase is for more than one reason the one, because i bought my first perpetual calendar in February. False play, my perpetual calendar watch is actually a quartz. It would not be a very expensive watch, but a baumatic movement Baume and Mercier. I have no day date, so this watch do this also. A symmetrical dial. After, i am considering a Frederique Constant. Reading my repl
I am sure you will enjoy it a lot, looking forward to seeing it...
I am very new to the phases of the moon. Sure i know what a full moon is and i saw many time a half moon. To see it on a watch is totally new for me. When the lock down ends i can go to inspect the watch. It is important for me the watch is 100 percent in good shape without any damages. I experienced that online buying is risky. I hope watch sellers will reject requests somebody will fit a watch in the store or at least let a watch in the stickers. If somebody want to fit, buy first dude.
It makes me think of tasty Chinese moon cakes 🥮 (for mid autumn festival) 🤣
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