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Vintage
Explore GLau's Patek Philippe Ref. 5089 'Le Douanier Rousseau' Lion enamel watch, a rare handcraft piece inspired by Henri Rousseau's 'The Dream.' Discover the intricate champlevé enamel work by Anita Porchet and the profound meaning behind this exceptional timepiece.
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New Release
Patek Philippe unveils limited edition 4897 and 6000 watches for its 10th China anniversary. Discover unique dials, engraved casebacks, and collector reactions.
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Complications
Explore Patek Philippe's Henri Rousseau enamel series. GLau's insights, direct from Patek and Anita Porchet, reveal cloisonné techniques and signature meanings.
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Reference Guide
Explore the Patek Philippe Hausmann & Co. 225th Anniversary collection. Discover rare Calatrava, World Time, and Rare Handcrafts models with Roman flair.
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Vintage
Explore the Patek Philippe Ref. 5177G-010 'Boccadasse' in a rare side-by-side comparison. Discover the unique artistry of these hand-enameled dials.
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Manufacture
Explore Patek Philippe's 175th Anniversary Rare Handcrafts collection. Discover marquetry, enamel, and engraving, and how these artisanal pieces uphold Genevan watchmaking traditions.
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It's a reproduction of a type of Portuguese Folk Art...
Internet search Azulejos and you'll find out more about it. Basically, there are hand painted tiles that are painted to create an incredible motif. They're normally large format paintings. Patek Philippe's Rare Handcrafts department decided to emulate two...
from portugal
traditional fishing azulejos is the art of painting on tiles very famous in Portugal reproduced by PP by painting on enamel
Vibrant and youthful. The dial shows economic activity.
A lucky watch. And a work of art. My opinion. Cheers. Geross
Congrats on landing this fabulous piece !
Although they are very different, how do you compare and contrast this piece vs the Rousseau Owl ? Cheers, Gordon
Yes, both are very different and ...
well executed ! The big question is which you will wear on the right and which on the left wrist ?? LOL !
Nice....
I like the idea of a monotone enamel dial,More wearable I think. Best, Ahmed
