Patek Philippe

New shoes for my 5270. Delicate operation a success-feels like a new watch!

For instance, this year we announced the new Ref. 5189G, which going by the info I was given, appears to have the same case as the earlier Ref. 5177, with the only exception of the addition of a solid case back. There are then (numerous) other examples wh

Sometimes I feel that this watch only gets recognized because it has a famous name on the dial - if it didn't have a famous name on the dial, would we still like it as much? But then again, it's perfectly okay that I don't like every single watch. And it'

That's one really flashy watch... I suppose I'd wear it if I were wearing a big red leather suit, big black sunglasses (Persol if possible), and wearing gloves with metal spikes and carrying a guitar and a microphone at a rock concert. In the meanwhile, I

Despite having many nautiluses and calatravas, nothing compares to this one… a true Patek…

Adding my growing insanity of getting more straps for my watches- got this gray calfskin to add a bit of a format evening wear touch to my 5270. I now have green, blue, yellow, brown and gray straps for this watch. In addition to calling the fire departme

As you probably know from my posts on TRF, I love CF. I just received another strap for my 5270 before the holiday. It’s a medium brown matte alligator with silver contrast stitching.

Note the two models they take "inspiration" from, where pure horology is much more prominent: Ref. 5270 (of which we currently have three versions in catalog), and Ref. 6300. In particular, the latter is the worthy successor of the "Anniversary reference"

Dear Friends, it is with great pleasure that I can officially share with you four new remarkable "high jewelry" Grand Complications released today! Many thanks --- even more than usual! --- to Patek for sending this detailed material to be shared with my

I mainly use the straps from Molequin (first two pics) and as well from Fluco