Patek Philippe

I must admit that I was enamored by this reference since it was introduced in 2007. I love the strong vintage look and also the story of the Brazilian *Gondolo Gang*, their lottery system etc. The king of the show is of course the stunning hand turned gui

So this is something my wife tried on in the Geneva Saloon when it was launched 3 years ago .. and when I asked what were the chances of getting one, they smiled and looked to the heavens … Based on all my research and conversations and chats since that t

Got the light and background just right, imho !

Cheers, Henry

Cool looking, this " early " Aquanaut, with its patina. I have always been more fan of the Aquanaut than the Nautilus... Best, Nicolas

Being exhaustive with the 3940, introduced in 1985, is almost impossible because of the 3 different series (1985, 1987, 1995): for a comprehensive approach, check, for example, Collecting the 3940 on Twain Time. The 5140 was introduced in 2006 as a modern

On the way to attend our little daughter’s high school graduation ceremony in the UK, my wife and I took the opportunity to stop over in Geneva for two nights. Aside from spending a fantastic day in Villeret, I couldn’t miss the chance to bring my 6196P b

After months of research I finally made up my mind and went with this reference. I was so close to get 1815 Chrono black dial too, but I think 5170 is less formal. So glad I did.

It took me four years to figure out if I really wanted a Patek Philippe and, if so, which one would really suit me best. Month after month, the more I researched and delved into the history of the brand and its many references, the more I was convinced th