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The new Refs. 6300 and 5271 'Haute Joaillerie': Four new marvelous Pateks that you probably haven't seen yet! :-)

By: FabR : November 16th, 2022-01:57

Dear Friends, it is with great pleasure that I can officially share with you four new remarkable "high jewelry" Grand Complications released today! Many thanks --- even more than usual! --- to Patek for sending this detailed material to be shared with my ...

Then you can probably get "allocated" even 16 of them (please just don't pay with a credit card in your name Matt ;-)))

The new Refs. 6300 and 5271 'Haute Joaillerie': Four new marvelous Pateks that you probably haven't seen yet! :-)

Whew....

Thanks for commenting Filip :-) While I personally find these (specific) "haute joaillerie" versions of existing models to be totally unmatched combinations of jewelry and horology, I agree that, almost by definition, they cannot be for everyone! ;-)

Those are completely mesmerizing.

You could definitely be right in your analysis --- we are speaking of such a rarefied group of collectors here (especially when it comes to the 6300) that it's difficult to make general statements...

The funny thing is....

I remember.....but I thought you were precisely the one who was supposed to protect them?? ;-)))))

LoLL

;-)))

I gotta get myself something jeweled...

I seriously think they are *spectacular* pieces, for me the red in particular must be something breathtaking on the wrist! The only thing honestly needed to be considered is the $348k vs. the $211k for the "standard" 5270P ;-)

They are nothing short of spectacular indeed.

👍👍Hopefully very soon my friend!🥂

Hopefully!

;-)

When you say Patek is reading this thread and when you refer as "we" when speaking of patek makes me assume you work for them or are somehow affiliated ?

FabR is our Patek Philippe moderator...

This makes more sense - thank you for the detailed answer

You're welcome!

👍Cheers my friend.

Hello Dauster, I see our Moderator Patrick has already perfectly answered your question --- I am the Patek Philippe moderator for this platform, and I am not on Patek Philippe's payroll :-)

thank you, I appreciate your very thoughtful response

My pleasure, and many thanks for supporting the forum🙏👍

Amusing comment Patrick!

AND a unique piece in the process! ;-))

My strange logic...

The fur inside of a coat is a touch of class, while personally I wear it rarely (often in winter I just go for big cashmere scarves), it can look REALLY elegant on a man who can wear it! :-)

Beautiful buckle!

That is another real beauty of a buckle (and of a watch in general, especially the case back!), also featuring hand-engraving as the marvelous Rare Handcraft technique on display....that buckle is G rather than P, but an equally amazing job! :-)

Ahh. I didn't know the buckle was G.

Correct, the whole 5160G, hence including the buckle, is in G gold (of course easier to work with than P, but this definitely doesn't detract anything from its spectacular details! ;-)

Ahh! Got it!

Not a problem, indeed a remarkable piece and example of a Rare Handcraft!👍🥂 Cheers.

Marvelous wristshot.

🙏🙏🥂

Beautiful pieces. Just not for me.

Many thanks for your comments --- For certain, they will not be "everyday pieces" for (nearly :-) anyone! Cheers my friend.

The official press release:

A recap of the key points of the four new models (I believe this is a previously unpublished document, and I found it very well written and detailed):

You know what....

Thanks Filip, I honestly don't know more about these cufflinks but my guess is they may *not* be purchased separately from the watch, given their "6300" reference number (it will be no problem to ask though, if you are interested).

Now, that's an impressive selection!

My pleasure, this is Patek's "Jewelry & Accessories" collection, and I am reasonably confident that many of these products are (even in this day and age! ;-))) easily available upon request ;-) Cheers.

And finally, a brief, one-page summary to recap our four new novelties together! :-)

That’s $&%*ing crazy…. I would never want a jeweled watch but this is an exception.

Many thanks for commenting, B. --- both the horological and the artistic aspects are indeed showcased at their finest in these pieces! :-)

5272/12p and 11p are absolutely killer! So hot!

+1, I seriously cannot wait to see them "in the metal" (or "in the stones"?), especially the rubies 5271/12P! :-) Cheers.

As an aside

Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Patek Philippe forum Brandon :-)

LOL... I momentarily abandoned my "if you don't have anything nice to say..." mantra for a minute there.

Thanks Brandon— sincerely glad you like these watches😉👍

I'll take two! (of each) : )

Then you can probably get "allocated" even 16 of them (please just don't pay with a credit card in your name Matt ;-)))

I always use yours…

I won't tell the two REAL owners of my credit cards then... ;-)))

Cute : )

🙏🙏😍

These new pieces are unexpected and they contain the

I'm usually not into gems, but...

both!! good idea

That is ALWAYS the best idea!!😂😉 Are you considering one (or two) for your already outstanding Patek collection, Shun? Cheers my friend.

Thanks for your input Andrea, my reaction as well! While it’s perhaps unlikely that a 5271 be your *first* Patek, I would love it if you consider the Brand for one of your next acquisitions…perhaps to celebrate your graduate degree in Engineering?😁😉🥂

It would be amazing, but I probably need a little more time!

That will be amazing and also well deserved — will be sincerely happy for you when this happens!👍🥂

Thanks!

Very impressive gem setting. Thanks for the pictures.

Many thanks for your feedback Jon, and in full agreement!👍❤️

the ruby version is stunning - thxs for sharing all the information

In full agreement Nils --- I very much look forward to seeing all of these models soon, but the 5271/12P is probably the one that struck me the most when I saw the pictures! ;-)

A challenge to set all these precious stones... I saw people working on that at a manufacture, it was really something...

Thanks Nico, gemsetting is indeed a real art, and a very challenging one to master --- it's unsurprising but nonetheless remarkable that Patek is at the very top also in this domain! ;-) Cheers.

exactly

;-)

You need to have some serious skill and nerves. ;)

+1, enormous doses of talent *and* patience are no doubt critical assets for these incredible artists! ;-)

Spectacular gem setting….

Thank-You my friend, this was too important and special of an announcement not to be shared with our Members👍 Cheers.

I seriously think they are spectacular pieces, for me the red in particular must be something breathtaking on the wrist! The only thing honestly needed to be considered is the $348k vs. the $211k for the "standard" 5270P ;-)

Thanks Filip, I honestly don't know more about these cufflinks but my guess is they may not be purchased separately from the watch, given their "6300" reference number (it will be no problem to ask though, if you are interested).

Thanks for your input Andrea, my reaction as well! While it’s perhaps unlikely that a 5271 be your first Patek, I would love it if you consider the Brand for one of your next acquisitions…perhaps to celebrate your graduate degree in Engineering?😁😉🥂

+1, enormous doses of talent and patience are no doubt critical assets for these incredible artists! ;-)