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Anaroku's post showcasing a gathering of Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse watches offers a rare glimpse into the subtle elegance of this often-understated reference. This article delves into the community's appreciation for the Golden Ellipse, exploring its historical significance and unique aesthetic, as illuminated by anaroku's personal collection and the subsequent discussion.
I do like the older models with the flatter crown.
Nice 'flock' you assembled there . Cheers, Filip
I often have to remind myself that the automatic 240 calibers reside in these watches! Somehow I always think they're manual winds.
Given the exquisite quality of your Calatrava collection, I had no doubt your interest in the GE line would have been at least on a par with it ;-) The sheer elegance of the Golden Ellipse offering --- which can be given a simple mathematical justification --- is just unbeatable, within Patek's (or any other) catalog! Cheers.
It's the only line I never purchased. I know my good friends at Patek read my forum, and I also know that asking for a dedicated, shaped movement is something *huge*... especially for a model whose survival today is mainly justified by its historical significance, having been created by the second Stern generation in charge of the Brand. But five years ago, something remarkable happened that further elevated the Golden Ellipse catalog, when on the occasion of its 50th birthday it began hosting s
You haven't found the Golden Ellipse for you yet... A little more patience and one fantastic one will come along someday!
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