Patek Philippe

All new 2022 pps were there and my favorite was the stunning green 5270p. Hoping I can get one. Photo credit Patek Philippe The Asphalt dial Calatrava is quite stunning in all its simplicity. Love the hobnails on the side in the prefer us to call it the

As everyone said, it is difficult to deny a lot of charm to this new watch, especially when you look at the back as the movement is the same basis as the latest QP in line, but i have found 2 major drawbacks for me : 1- the day / month windows are too sma

The watch he bought when he first made something of his life. 1960 gold Omega automatic, tv dial, date. He wore it for nearly 50 years. I remember the day he took it off his wrist and handed it to me with a quiet smile. We knew he didn’t have much time le

I’m on the way back from a hosted trip to Geneva with a group of great guys by my AD. We were the first group to go from The US to Geneva since the new PP6 building opened and the Covid restrictions were lifted. This was the most epic trip I’ve ever been

PS: I even already have the right shirt and pants for a pink Patek!

I did include its "cousin" 5088/100P in my private collection last year, which is also in-catalog, as I believe at least one hand-engraved model should belong to any serious Rare Handcraft collection. This year, I kindly received a TERRIFIC yellow strap f

A dressed down Calatrava!

Patek 2551 from 1959 vs Patek 3940 from 1988. The design fabric is seamless across the decades.

The case is old and pitted. The case back looks authentic with FB and a PP stamp and number ( although the car number looks bit wonky) The movement looks like a very old pocket watch movement way before any reference numbers were used Also loko much clean

I need help to identify this early Calatrava in Staybrite steel stamped in the case back FB François Borgel the famous case maker of the beginning of the 20th century, normally known for waterproof Calatrava Ref. 565, 437, 1463, pionnier of the water resi