Patek Philippe PCC: Modern Perpetual Calendar Chronograph

anaroku · 2021-04-27T13:16:52Z

Explore anaroku's unique photo essay pairing a Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph with exquisite Japanese cuisine. A visual feast for watch and food lovers.

Anaroku's original post masterfully combines two passions: haute horology and exquisite Japanese cuisine. This article explores how the aesthetic precision of a Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph (PCC) finds a surprising, yet harmonious, counterpart in the artistry of dishes like sashimi and tempura. Anaroku's unique photographic series invites readers to appreciate the beauty in both the culinary and horological worlds.

Key Points from the Discussion

The original author continued to share additional images of various Japanese dishes, further illustrating the theme of pairing fine watches with gourmet food.
A fellow collector humorously inquired about the absence of sake in the culinary presentation, suggesting it would complete the Japanese dining experience.
The author acknowledged feedback regarding their photography technique and the omission of certain classic sushi ingredients, showing engagement with the community's observations.

The Discussion

anaroku

Apr 27, 2021

Kosandake Iwashi Nodoguro Hamaguri

Mike H

Apr 27, 2021

Food looks absolutely delicious and you seem to be perfectly equipped for enjoying it!

ChristianDK

Apr 28, 2021

Now I’m crying 😭 🍣🍣🍣👌

GLau

Apr 27, 2021

The best way to have Japanese food by being...

double-twisted with Patek PCC grails ! 👍

benzng

Apr 27, 2021

yummy food

yummy watches, both of the P flavor. my question is where's the sake

Patekfinity

Apr 27, 2021

Where’s the Salmon sashimi??

Need to have that Salmon Sashimi as well to match the 5270P 🤗

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