Patek Philippe

Patek has been clamping down on these so called “deliveries”. If the watch is in the realm of a MR then I believe it has to be picked up in person. They will want an in person demonstration of how the watch works and make sure you understand it as well. A

In 2020, Patek Philippe has chosen to present its novelties progressively, given the sanitary context and the absence of the watches fairs. The year was first marked by the introduction of the Calatrava 6007A, which celebrated the new manufacture building

The alligator for $55 and sude for 25. I ordered a pair of $500 OEM straps at the AD but given how good the Taobao straps are I may not pick up when they call 😁

Second, because with the only exception of 4 to 5 people in the entire world (one of them being the head of the *Geneva* Salon, not Paris), nobody knows which references will be in the catalog even in 6 months from now! For instance, this is the time of t

I think that a brand like Patek needs to balance between creating watches for collectors, and watches for the brand. Ultimately the finesse and also the value of a simple Calatrava is supported in part by these „impossible“ complicated pieces. If PP had o

modern calatrava 5227 & 5296

For ladies it's not so uncommon, like the 7200 LE you mentioned, or even pieces from the current collection... For instance, there's presently a Gondolo 4972, or the Aquanaut 5072, or also this beautiful 4899 in the Calatrava collection: But all *way* to

They are so similar in terms of Bauhaus design, and I haven\'t been wearing the Max bill for years since I\'ve gotten my finer pieces such as the calatrava and steel Rolex and APs

Thankfully,,, either my thumbs got larger or the crown got smaller,,,, well neither but,, the original crowns on the 3919 are incredibly small ,, so at the servicing in NYC ( which the PATEK watchmakers did a fantastic job) I did have a larger ,, I believ