In 1999, Philippe Stern and his son Thierry were discussing how to celebrate and distinguish watches made from platinum without... Read More
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In the world of watchmaking, there is arguably nothing more challenging to make, nor more beautiful to behold than a... Read More
Many of you that may see the title of this article and then take a gander at who is writing... Read More
Did you ever wonder if your watch was made for the USA market? Did you inherit a piece from your... Read More
One of the rarest Patek Philippe complications does not tell the time. Instead, this complicated mechanism helps a musician play... Read More
In our new series ‘Collectability Mailroom’, we will answer some of the questions that we get asked most often from... Read More
To anyone with even a passing interest in Patek Philippe, one thing is abundantly clear: If value on the secondary... Read More
Names such as ‘Ricochet’, ‘Flying Saucer’, ‘Asymétrie’, ‘Futuriste’ and ‘Tutti Fruitti’ are not normally associated with iconic Patek Philippe watch... Read More
At the Patek Philippe Art of Watches Grand Exhibition in New York in July 2017, the star of the show... Read More
In this exclusive Q & A, global superstar singer and songwriter Ed Sheeran tells John Reardon about his passion for... Read More
There are endless “facts” that people believe as true and are endlessly parroted, copied, and retold until people simply accept... Read More
In short, no. But that answer makes for too short of an article. I’m constantly being asked, “How’s the Patek... Read More
