Patek Philippe 1463

Hi Everyone! This is my first post and I wanted to see if anyone could shed some light on the following query: What metals did PP use for their hands and stems

Dear all, Next to the recap article of the whole Baselworld 2017 collection I posted (here, ), I wished to put forward, in different threads, a few important n

I could not see in the heavy metal the PP 5131P, but from the 2017 PP collection I was very impressed by the first 5170P photos published on the net and on our

Patek Philippe Chronographs- We all know how incredibly rare and valuable Patek chronograph's are. Today vintage pieces are revered at auction with some fethchi

Here is something a geek as me will appreciate. The 5960G is a very promising act already but taking a closer look reveals one material difference to its siblin

A Patek Philippe ref. 1463 Chronograph from 1968 retailed and signed by Cartier (even the deployant buckle), the only known example (sold by Phillips in 2016)..