Patek Philippe

I thought it would be fun for everyone to list every Patek they’ve ever had in their collection, including references you have since parted with. All told, I’ve owned 9 total Pateks in my collecting journey. Many I’ve sold or otherwise traded up over the

time talking about horology. We had 5212 with the 6000R China 10th anniversary (25 pieces). Which one do you prefer and why? Cheers, Gordon

My Patek collection has grown and shrunk over the years, all told I’ve owned a total of 5 Pateks. My first Patek was a 5035J annual calendar and I later purchased a 5296G calatrava and the ultra contemporary 6000G. In the past year, I decided to sell all

Hi fellow purists, I was recently admiring the caliber 240 of my Calatrava 6000g, when I discovered (to my horror) scratches on the balance bridge. The watch was sent for full servicing (for the first time) in 2017, and I had not noticed the scratches aft

This is what Patek does best...... A few references for you to consider..... (some current and some in the not so distant past) 5107 5127 5196 5296 6000 5000 6006 5096 5119 3919 (wee bit small for some but very good buying if money is a bit short) 5117 So

....giving us a bit more info on your tastes and requrements. What other types of pieces you have ? There is a big spread in price there. Maybe start with a pre-owned full set 6006G or earlier 6000G - it looks complicated whilst being quite 'simple' and i

Hello my Patek friends, I am so pleased to be posting on this great forum. Captains of industry, heads of commerce and humble working class people like myself. We can all share the love of Patek Philippe. I have been a lurker for years and I have read hun

I like a lot this combo! The watch becomes fun and classy at the same time. Fx

“Picasso” (ie rare at 25 pieces) wrist art with it as a backdrop! This 6000R to me has a cleaner dial design than the regular version. Does anyone know the name of this Picasso piece ?