Patek Philippe

Released during the "bigger is better" days ,the 5170 is a watch that was definitely ahead of its time. Nowadays the watch world would go crazy over a 39 x 11 mm chronograph with a strong reminiscence to the brand's glorious past !! I always liked this ve

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That came true.

Replying to GLau's question (whether I got other watches at W&W ?) posted on my earlier thread: My answer is that: www.watchprosite.com I am also in love with the 5980/60G-001 !! This opaline blue-gray dial is special to me because it has a "softe

Since this piece was signed "A Porchet", this signature means that she worked on this dial all on her own. Around 5 to 10% of her atelier's yearly production bears such signature. With others signed "AP", those dials are worked on by her and her team unde

The original 5270 is a leaf hand, but I prefer this shape type. Even the clasp is set with jewels, giving it a luxurious feel. We took a two-shot with 5539G (MR Tourbillon)

Looking for help to find main spring for caliber 6''' manufactured by Niton for Patek Philippe. Anyone? Thanks

Today is a public holiday in my home city. Grasped this opportunity to have a leisure walking at the Peak 🚶with my 12 years old 5712……. followed by a nice cup of hot chocolate and scones 😋

If not, why do you think that would be ? Would it not make sense to have an "über" version of their flagship sports watch ? Or do you reckon the (rather gorgeous) 5740 perpetual calendar model qualifies as such ? Keen to hear your opinions. Cheers, Pieter

I am curious to see how many of us have a ( or several ) Patek World Time watch(es ). Here is what I have: 5110P: And what I had: 5130G. Still not sure about the 5930G or 5935A... You? What do you have? Best, Nicolas