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Reference Guide
Explore Patek Philippe's 'Cubitus' line, its design evolution, and collector reactions. A deep dive into its place alongside the Aquanaut and Nautilus.
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Collection
Follow dmedly's journey from Casio to Patek Philippe. Discover his Ref. 5085/1A ownership experience, the challenges of collector passion, and his new Ref. 5726A.
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Collection
Explore the enduring allure of Patek Philippe's rare steel complications, from vintage Ref. 1518 to modern 5960A. Discover collector insights.
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Manufacture
Explore Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition NYC 2017 Part 1: Theater Room and Current Collection. See the 6006G Calatrava and 5168G Aquanaut.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Patek Philippe 5070 chronograph: an in-depth review, historical context, and collector insights on its movement, design, and place in haute horlogerie.
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Complications
Explore Patek Philippe's 2011 minute repeater novelties, references 5216 and 7000, showcasing high complications and design details.
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One of my favourite pieces....
I wish I had bought it years ago... a wonderful mix of "bling" complication and sportiness, congrtas on your peices! Best Imran
love the 5085
I never get tired wearing this watch. The 5085 is the perfect case to house the 240 movt. The case was made for this movement. Perfect proportions. Very understated, legible and underappreciated.
I have a bone to pick with this gorgeous ref
I would have pulled the trigger had I not suffered from "wimpy little wrist" syndrome. Though the case fits perfectly (and oh that dial!), the bracelet and lugs have a peculiar fashion of remaining parallel to the case and not fold more quickly against my...
get the watch
I have small wrists also. I never noticed this situation nor does it bother me. I just put on a like 40mm, 37mm and 33mm with straps and the 5085 and a 39mm with bracelets. They all have a little room between the lugs and my actual wrist. With the 33mm, w...
Finally surrendered mine
Gave up the 5066 on bracelet for a much bigger watch and took the advice from this forum. Oh nautilus, how i love thee.