Patek Philippe

Replacing the cities name by the airports code, that is an idea I like a lot, and which I would like to more often see! Credit: Antiquorum ( I think ). Best, Nicolas ...  

Thanks for sharing! 👍🏻

Very interesting.

Much cleaner dial if I can say.

what purpose and when was this WT made ?

Seems to be unrelated to the other Doha WT which were produced in series.

….interesting that GMT/UTC -2 is South Georgia, which has no airport unless I am mistaken. However, there is FEN, Fernando de Noronha airport, approximately 300 nautical miles east of Recife, Brazil. That could possibly work, from an Airport purist standp... 

but I like the city names better, personally.

Agree with you that the idea is sound, as it makes the watch more legible with the shorter codes 👍🏻

To know me is to fly with me. This is where i live.....

However, I have been to the AD today for a second view of this beauty with the Missus( ‘the wife’ in English) Full city names and modernised for 2025….. ...  

Deposit placed, kidney to sell😜

I wasn't aware of this iteration. Which airport has the code S.G?

There isnt one. It’s short for South Georgia island in the Southern Atlantic Ocean on the original iteration of the watch. The problem is that GMT-2 is practically all ocean. The only airport I am aware of in GMT-2 is FEN 300 miles east of Brazil…should a... 

Interesting... as I read that all IATA airport codes have 3 letters. Thanks for bring up the others (LHR, NRT, JFK) too.