Patek Philippe

A limited 300 pieces steel Pilot to commemorate Grand Exhibition in Singapore 2019

I’ve been collecting for a fairly long time, and as I get older (I’m 37) I find myself being less interested in sports and dive watches. I’ve probably followed a pretty similar path to a lot of young collectors, in that I was obsessed with Tag, Swatch etc

Finding a full set for a vintage watch is not always easy With Patek you can always request an extract with all the watch case and movement details But when you find a piece from the 1970’s then finding all original documentation and box is not so easy I

The 324 S C FUS looks good to me. It’s also Macro Monday today.

Knowing that I might be able to meet currently THE BEST enameler for watches in Singapore 🇸🇬, I brought the certificate with me just in case. When I spotted Ms Porchet, I approached her with a smiley face and introduced myself as her BIG admirer while sho

The comparison complements. The Aquanaut 5167a is a gem of a watch. Classics and iconic. While in the airport. Cool way to travel. 😎 Geross

Thanks to Keks, I finally could see this special 5960A in the metal. These blue and yellow touches, make it very special. As well as the Fox on the see through case back! A last " french shot ". I really love this version. It adds some coolness to a uber

I will never understand why/Patek lets this happen for some of their (otherwise) nicest and most important references (eg 5270, 5140). Perhaps there is a charm to it, but to me it just seems sloppy, which is so surprising for a company that goes far out o

Hello Patek People, I have put together a small YouTube video featuring my humble Patek collection. I am a working class man and I have worked very hard for this small collection of minor Patek references. After you take out the cost of having a family (m