Patek Philippe

It's been my pleasure to collect a few Patek Philippe watches over the last two years, since I started collecting watches in earnest. (I don't do it for me, rather, I collect with the aim of one day handing over a comprehensive collection to my three boys...  

The words Pleasure, Story, Daily Wear are honey for my eyes, when it comes to any watch, and specially PP watches. Don't worry too much about the pin buckle, it is often more comfortable than the folding clasp, even if I do agree with you that, at a certa... 

And thank you to you to Amanico - for you participated in the forum chat about whether to polish the case or not! http://patek.watchprosite.com/show-forumpost/fi-11/pi-4864928/ti-738213/s-0/

and I cannot agree with you more on the beautiful simplicity of the Calatrava dials. BTW, it doesn't have 13 markers on the dial, because of the date :)) So it's only 12. Sorry, I couldn't resist ;)

Heh, thanks for the correction.... My eyes played tricks with my mind!

Thank you for telling us about it.... The 5107 a long with the 5127 is my two favourite Calatrava's I just love the way that the shoulders are curved up to protect the crown. I am normally a "White" metal type of person, but with these two I am particular... 

Thanks for the thought Kiwi and very nice tale. I'm too an adept of wearing my watches, even if the price to pay is some hair strings on cases. Concerning the deployant clasp, I feel quite the opposite way. I like ardillon buckle (more comfortable as I ha... 

It would be great if you can share your other collection thanks

... draws the eye to the hour and minute hands. The lack of ..." For sure, no lack of beauty :-) Thanks a lot, for sharing your story. Oliver

Thanks for sharing your heart warming story. These kinds of stories really go perfectly with the Patek Philippe advertising mantra. But they really apply to all fine watches.

and also love it, the next generation.