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Small-luxury-world's post initiates a compelling discussion on the enduring appeal of the Patek Philippe Ellipse, a watch once synonymous with the jet-set of the late 1960s. This article explores whether its distinctive design, rooted in the golden ratio, still captivates collectors today and invites readers to share their favorite versions and personal experiences with this iconic timepiece.
Best with the blue dial, the perfect shape, I simply like the current model, and will probably get it at some point. Cheers, Stan
is (once more and not a big surprise when we talk about PP) very special and beautiful. Cheers, Oliver
I was smitten by the blue dialled ref 3738 I was not specifically looking for one and had never seen one or even tried one on. However when one was advertised for sale thought I was defnitely going to get buy it- until I realised how small it was and passed. I know the modern re editions are larger but I was really keen on an oriigianl vintage 70's piece- one for the dandy as the PP magazine so aptly writes. So yes in my heart I loved it but practically it was way too small, even for one like my
and indeed the original ones are small. Still think my father (and others) had great taste when he/they went for that very special pieces. Maybe you should try one with cal. 240. That´s what I did yesterday ... ... and it was quite tempting. Even the RG with brown dial, not my favorite in the beginning, looked very nice. But maybe not for everyday ... and not with every outfit. Cheers, Oliver
to own this absolute stunner of a masterpiece,,,,i myself own a calatrava 3919,,,,which to ME is also a beautiful example of Patek Philippe's Mastery of craftsmanship,,,,,I really wish you well ,,,and this watch is just perfect on your wrist....God Bless.....Mark
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