
In this WatchProSite feature, joenghenry shares his personal connection with a Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph (PCC) featuring a salmon dial, a watch he describes as a long-awaited dream. His post not only showcases the timepiece's aesthetic appeal but also highlights the meticulous service provided by Patek Philippe Geneva, ensuring its perfect mechanical function. This article delves into the community's appreciation for such horological masterpieces and explores the broader context of weekend watch choices among collectors.


It has been my long awaited dream to own a Patek platinum pcc with my name on the certificate of origin. The salmon dial is a nice bonus. Patek geneva had done a marvelous job during its spa in this year. The winding/ movement of hands during time adjustment/ activation of chronograph/ time keeping are all perfectly adjusted. Couldnโt complain anything at all, except if the case were 1 or 2mm smallerโฆ.. Best, Henry
delicious ๐! The blackened hour markers hands are wonderful to stare at and provide a good contrast to the dial so that you can read time clearly ๐ Grail !
Please show us what are you wearing in this weekend, my friend.
But Iโm having a hard time picking a watch out for the weekend.
Good to see you enjoy this grail Henry ! And super nice pics ! And very legible too despite so much info on the dial. My weekend watch is also a P... but single P haha. Not a grand complication. Just something I bought few days ago and still in honeymoon Cheers Robin
Speak for yourself only please ! ๐คฃ I have my CalatravaS with me ๐ and I can read them PERFECTLY (with my ๐ค bifocals) ๐
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