Ellipse

was also my top three favourite new releases last week. The other two were the Cartier cloche in yellow gold and the Patek Ellipse in the new smaller size.

I didn’t examine closely all the new releases yet, but so far the Crow & Fox is my absolute favorite. I also consider the new Celestial to be a major release. And I think the small Ellipse could appeal to me quite a bit. The World Time Minute Repeater

THE CELEBRATED DESIGNER REIMAGINES THE ICONIC OBJET D’ART, CRAFTING THE ESSENCE OF TIME KEY FACTS: n Calibre 568, an aesthetic rebirth: reinterpreted through a monochromatic palette, revealed within the purity of its Baccarat crystal case Celestial compli

Among the new pieces in Patek Philippe 's Rare Handcrafts collection, two share a close common point : a map of the world combining engraving and enamel . A/ CALATRAVA MINUTE REPEATER AND WORLD TIME REF. 5531G-010 “PLANISPHERE” This reference is a limited

Finally a new Ellipse that I can wear comfortably!

The absolute star of the show, for me, is the 5249R-001. The two green Ellipse look quite nice and also maybe the Annual Calendar. Apart from these pieces, nothing gets me really excited right now, but it's too early to really know how we feel, isn't it?

The 7200 is the only "classic" piece that isn't overdone. That minute repeater with the blue and orange dial is a tad bit overdone; and I never liked the 6007 dial upon which the new minute repeater is based on; I always said that if the 6007 didn't have

The Patek Philippe releases are somewhat quiet and subtle this year - but the new Nautilus is a solid piece - not overdone, 240 caliber. Well done. Bravo. I really like clocks, and I really like Nautilus - however, that clock wasn't really a Nautilus. A N

I actually got my wife’s ellipse first for her birthday and then couldn’t resist for myself. Due to wrist size she can steal mine from time to time but I can’t unfortunately! It might be a bit gimmicky but we love wearing them together

The Cartier ref. 78101 is nicknamed “ Fabergé ” because, when Cartier launched the Louis Cartier Collection in 1973 , the maison assigned evocative names to several of the 12 different models (Ceinture, Gondole, Cristallor, etc.). For this particular refe