Patek Philippe

Greetings, Ron

And Pam 292, that I just checked and it appears to have a COSC certification😀 Cheers.

Not a mainstream choice, but I like it a lot. As much as most people loves the millennium manta ray Ref 5100, I do find the 5200 case more user friendly and low key in day to day use. The eight days power reserve is more than enough for me and the day-dat

I bought this watch when I still was pretty new to luxury watches. To me, the 5135 was just what a Patek was supposed to look like... in my mind, at least. As soon as I saw it, I knew it was 'the one.' But admittedly, I had not been exposed to this site y

I recall I immediately changed the boring strap that came with this one (a Gondolo) with a shiny red one, chosen among what Patek had in stock...it might also match your dial, among several other options, looking much more fun and less formal ;-) Cheers.

Hope you enjoy the impressions 😉 All photos absolutely unprocessed, with the exception of the mvmt number distortion. Have a great weekend everyone! Cheers Henrik

This is one of my favorite collection from PP Different metals have different enjoyment! Try...

Finding some good pictures of the 5100 on the net is not as easy as we could think... A pity, as it is a great reference which, strangely, didn't meet the success it deserves, though. So here are two I found. ( Credit: Christies ). The Armada, the four ve