The two first Vintage Patek and, in another register, the Vacheron for me, please.

Some watches seen at a Phillips preview in London before the next Geneva sale.

By: gadalex : May 3rd, 2026-16:30

Enjoy! Regards, Baruch ...

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By: amanico : May 3rd, 2026-16:35

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The 3417 is the epitome of Patek understatement!

By: gadalex : May 3rd, 2026-16:52

The VC for me represents one of the great innovations in mechanical watchmaking: forced hibernation! Regards, Baruch

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One of my grails, the 3417. I still blame myself for not having jumped on it when it was quite doable... The Vacheron is, in my opinion, is one of the most interesting modern Vacheron, technically speaking...

By: amanico : May 3rd, 2026-16:56

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I suspect the technology was too expensive to put into a 'cheaper' watch. Shame it can't be universalised for all perpetuals!

By: gadalex : May 3rd, 2026-17:23

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I think within the historical context of its introduction, it was a very interesting approach to watch design and utterly novel at the time. Regards, Baruch

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Wow, the Marmite! :))))

By: amanico : May 3rd, 2026-17:50

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VC forgot day of the week : (

By: mdg : May 3rd, 2026-18:37

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Too focused on installing the slo-mo function!!

By: gadalex : May 3rd, 2026-21:59

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Your photo of the South America 2523 is absolutely stunning!

By: quattro : May 3rd, 2026-16:39

Would you allow me to add it to the thread I dedicated to this major resurfacing? Span Style Color Gray Patek Philippe Span South America Ref 2523 A Major Resurfacing I also love the Antiqua! Thanks for sharing these gorgeous photos, Baruch. Best, Emmanue...

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