Patek Philippe

My late father’s watch

By: dedestexhes : July 3rd, 2024-06:28

Don’t wear it very often but thought this morning, it is about time. It is a rather small and simple watch but still wearable. Time to balance the post a bit back to a non steel Patek 😀. Ref 3425 btw. Sorry for the quick shot, but a bit on a hurry. Have a...

Your father left you a Calatrava, right? That situation alone is worthy of praise and amazement. It is exactly in line with Patek Philippe's philosophy.

My late father’s watch

Exquisite and class.

It is indeed quite elegant.

Not quite, a lot!!!

Looking great on that blue grey ostrich strap.

Thx, as my wife also wears the watch, I think she chose this strap.

Seems like she has great taste.

Really great tastes your father had ! I love the crown "PP" of this generation of Pateks, wear it in good health !

Indeed, that crown is partially what makes the watch

It’s a beautiful watch. And the best possible story of a watch your could tell.

Thx for the nice words

So classy and discrete... simply perfect!

👍

Wear it in good health and with the best memories of your dad!

Thank you very much

I should love to wear this watch every day. Understated class.

I agree, but with my lifestyle I can’t I’m afraid

Superb….My fathers was a bit more humble

And he had great taste, obviously.

With these kind of watches, it is all about the memories, they are all priceless

Hi Dirk, your Calatrava has pure

I think 1963, not close to the papers at the moment.

Beautiful old calatrava with a wonderful auto movement. Wear it well. I often wear my das old watches in his memory

Great to hear I’m not the only one

Your father left you a Calatrava, right? That situation alone is worthy of praise and amazement. It is exactly in line with Patek Philippe's philosophy.

Ha yes indeed, didn’t look at it from that angle yet.