I was really missing a yellow gold dress watch in my collection, despite quite some options out there could not think of much better than the classic and timeless simplicity of a vintage Calatrava. And if it comes with a beautiful historical movement and an enamel dial...what else can I ask for!?
First wrist shots of a PP2526 happy owner
yes...of course....the movement is quite special....
By: Baron - Mr Red : May 13th, 2017-07:54
......and an historic movement for Patek Philippe too...12-600AT.... I know there is actually some debate about which model hit the markets first...2552 or 2526...... but it would seem sensible to argue 2526
This is a true gem for me, one can hardly think getting tired of this watch, in general Calatravas fill their low-profile dressing function perfectly and the 2526 offers so much more for the informed wearer.
The next most classic thing in my collection would be a Moser Perpetual 1 for the dial (but much heavier and bigger) or the Langematik Anniversary that coincidentally has an enamel dial as well but would say can be dressed down a bit due to the red XII; the Reverso 1931 would also fall in that category. But none falls in the same category as the 2526, and all are white metals.