Patek Philippe

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Obviously the Split second Chronograph is harder to make than the Perpetual Calendar Wristwatch ie 5959 vs 3940 or 5970. How was the old time vintage price different on the Ref# 1436 Split Second. Aparently 165 Ref# 1436 Watches made from 1938-1971 and th

Last year while in Japan, I got bitten by the Patek bug and bought an amazing 5146G anthracite dial. Loved it for a few months and decided to trade it for a 5140P. Don't regret it one bit. But I do miss the 5146G as I see it being more versatile. (Only sl

Thanks to the Patek Philippe boutique in London I managed to get my hands on a 2020 edition. I'm still trying to find the ones from 2011-2015 and when I find them, I will finally have the whole collection together! So please if you have a copy of one of t

Love the versatility of this lovely timepiece. Surely I’m not the only one who doesn't bother with the date. Best, Zach

As might have been expected, the new Cubitus line has been featured in the latest Patek Philippe magazine. And they haven’t been shy in saying that the model takes its inspiration from both the Nautilus and Aquanaut. The new range is described as the cous

Our friend Quattro initiated a thread about Patek WT, and the 5110G Proto came out of the wood. So, I did a research and fell on these photos, most probably to be credited to Sothebys. To be honest, I am not impressed at all by this unfinished dial. And a

Just returned from Thailand for a vacation. Visited Bangkok PP AD and they kindly confirmed the WR was intact, so off to the pool. Did also try some other temptations-just looking….! HAGWE David

I had the great opportunity to try the 5236! The complication- in line perpetual calendar- is wonderful and the blue dial is really lovely. But I do feel that it is somehow too big for my wrist and, bottom line, it did not click to me...