Patek Philippe

Exploring Patek Philippe 's heritage is pure joy for me: I never cease to be amazed by each new discovery . So allow me to take you once again on this odyssey . My latest discovery: ref. 3775 , released in 1982 and named " Les Grecques ", that is, " The G...  

I like it's dimensions and details a lot, and don't recall seeing it before.... Thank you very much for bringing it to our attention, cheers, Filip

I’m really glad this watch speaks to you too. Cheers, Emmanuel

Day after day more and more beautiful designs from the past is mind boggling. I had no idea.

I find it quite remarkable that, although we have different tastes (as I am, unlike you, very much into dress watches) we find ourselves in common admiration for these timepieces with their truly unique design. This is really proof of their attractiveness... 

Often Art Deco. Probably moreso than round watches.

especially Art Deco inspired, tend to have more interesting or innovative designs than round watches.

You can have a sweet spot with round, take your pick 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 etc etc and you pretty much know how it will fit you. With rectangular it always seems more difficult to nail your size. And as I mentioned on another post, that for some reason when ... 

Best, Emmanuel

Thanks for sharing this.

Best, Emmanuel

Although interesting, the pattern is too refined for my taste. Perhaps this piece is called "The Greeks" in feminine form for a reason ?

I think the feminine only comes from the fact that the French word for watch (“montre”) is feminine. As the booklet shows, the men’s models were clearly distinguished from the women’s models. I personally find the case impressive and interesting but it’s ... 

Very special indeed. Take good care of this rare species!

I haven’t even seen this watch in person, but would love to! Best, Emmanuel