I’d welcome the forum’s eyes on a Golden Ellipse ref. 3738/100 in 18k white gold, and specifically on its dial. I’ve laid out what I can document and where I’m stuck. What’s established: • Certificate of Origin present. It describes the dial as “brun, heu

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As it comes to movement, they are mostly manual, but as long as it is the nice cal. 240 I would not neglect an automatic version. Lastly, I am afraid the olive green dials will go out of fashion one day or another. The Ellipse is a fully elegant watch the

But I keep getting stuck on the automatic movement, which doesn't appeal to me. But I should see this as an advantage because it means that the Golden Ellipse is ultimately not for me (one less model to pursue)! 😊🌸 Best, Emmanuel

Last December , I had the opportunity to try on several Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse models , references 3738 & 5738 . I started with the white gold model with a grey dial , ref. 3738/100G-012 . Gorgeous and very elegant on my smaller 16 cm wrist , b

was also my top three favourite new releases last week. The other two were the Cartier cloche in yellow gold and the Patek Ellipse in the new smaller size.

I didn’t examine closely all the new releases yet, but so far the Crow & Fox is my absolute favorite. I also consider the new Celestial to be a major release. And I think the small Ellipse could appeal to me quite a bit. The World Time Minute Repeater

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