Names such as ‘Ricochet’, ‘Flying Saucer’, ‘Asymétrie’, ‘Futuriste’ and ‘Tutti Fruitti’ are not normally associated with iconic Patek Philippe watch... Read More
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We all have our own reasons to collect. It’s very personal and everyone has a story to tell about why... Read More
From 1971 until 1995, all watches made in Switzerland with gold applied markers or gold dial plates were required to... Read More
In 1921, Albert Einstein was awarded The Nobel Prize in Physics “for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for... Read More
In this ongoing series, you will learn the ‘secrets’ of the world of Patek Philippe. We will explore questions ranging... Read More
In the midst of such a difficult and challenging global situation, many of us within the watch community are relying... Read More
The history of the officer watch is the history of the wristwatch. The officer-style case originates from the fact that... Read More
The brilliance of Patek Philippe is that they seem to produce pieces knowing full well that they are making history.... Read More
At the Basel watch fair in 1999, four female staff members of Patek Philippe were given a new watch to... Read More
When the Covid-19 quarantine began, I was quite sure my ambitious spring travel plans were over, and I was also... Read More
Patek Philippe is known for a myriad of both time only and complicated wristwatches. And while one could dedicate a... Read More
Last May 2019, a skeleton Patek Philippe pocket watch brought over 825,000 USD at auction. This exceptional result for an... Read More
