Patek Philippe

I was so happy with the recent purchase of this 25-year old Calatrava 5022R. Wearing it for 2 weeks straight I noticed it keeps excellent time, it is fun to look at, and the dial looks spectacular in my eyes. So all was good, yes? Well, unfortunately, no.

What a fun PP dial to look at. Great choice for Thursday or any day. My 5022R returned from the "spa" today, so just "had to wear" it again!

Does anyone know which Calatrava reference this is?

I am lucky to have this VC Historiques in the 40mm size. Mine is from 2018, so not brand new. This is the "apples" part. When I wind it, I definitely feel resistance after some point. I haven't counted the number so far. I wind a few more times and then s

Calatravas ! Although we could not exceed the last GTG with 34 pieces and 5 PuristS, ( www.watchprosite.com   we were able to go 1 up on the GTG prior with Sports theme with 19 watches with 4 PuristS ( www.watchprosite.com   . We d

from the web ditto

As part of Patek Philippe’s celebration of their 150th anniversary, the company introduced this self-winding minute repeater with perpetual calendar and moon-phase in 1989. This example is made in yellow gold with the case manufactured by Jean Pierre Hagm

Cosmopak recently posted his most wonderful ref 2551 with a stunning dial and a sharp case Then Aperna posted his 2552 ( the original Flying saucer or disco Volante) Oahu suggested that both are worthy and should hear in the same post This got me thinking

2552

Patek 2551