Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe is one of the world's most renowned purveyors of luxury watches. Each timepiece in the brand's catalog exudes class and is produced with a fine attention to detail that is unrivaled by most brands. The ref. 5134P that you see here today is a rare variation of the Calatrava line that showcases an exquisite platinum finish elegant curved lines and a matching silver dial. Also known as the "Time Travel" the ref. 5134P runs on a thin calibre 215 PS FUS 24H movement with a dual-time function and a 24-hour hand on the dial that allows the wearer to distinguish between day and night hours. Patek Philippe collectors who travel often or who simply prefer a striking statement piece will find the ref. 5134P of particular interest.

The Patek Philippe Nautilus ref. 5712/A Moonphase runs on an impressive 29-jewel calibre 240 PS IRM C LU movement complete with a date complication moon phases and a 38-48 hour power reserve. The power reserve and moon phases are presented on the embossed dial alongside small seconds central hands and baton markers filled with lume plots. The case boasts an attractive design that includes an octagonal bezel a transparent case back that gives the wearer a view of the movement that beats within and an intricate bracelet in satin and polished steel secured by a fold-over Nautilus clasp. One of the newest additions to the Nautilus line which spans over 40 years the ref. 5712/1A and a fine choice for your next Patek investment.

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut took the market by storm in 1997 featuring a design inspired by the Gerald Genta masterpiece the Nautilus. Iconic design elements include a rounded case like the Nautilus and a beautifully embossed dial. Discontinued Patek ref. 5065 is a desirable stainless steel edition of the series complete with a sharp black embossed dial luminous Arabic hour markers and the Aquanaut collection's trademark "Tropical" composite black strap secured by a Patek butterfly clasp. The example you see here was produced sometime in the mid-2000s. It also features a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal a date mechanism at 3 o'clock automatic winding and some typical signs of wear as described in the condition examination listed above.

Patek Philippe Nautilus ref 5711/1A-001 (2009). Even if you aren't familiar with everything "Haute Horlogerie " you probably know about the Patek Philippe Nautilus. More specifically discontinued ref. 5711 and its many head-turned variations. With its association with the high art of watchmaking and its unusual porthole-inspired design and integrated bracelet the Nautilus has become something of a cult favorite that tops many collectors' must-have lists potentially even overshadowing the Patek brand itself with its notoriety and immense demand.Ref. 5711 joined the Nautilus lineup in 2006 eventually becoming one of the brand's most sought-after watches before being discontinued just a few years ago. Models like the stainless steel ref. 5711/1A-001 are particularly desirable as demand for steel luxury watches thrives. The example here sports a remarkable blue gradient three-hand dial with a horizontal finish and a date display at 3 o'clock. This Patek is one of those watches that will likely always be very beloved in the watch-collecting community. Don't pass up the chance to own it today.

Patek Philippe ref. 5035R is among the first timepieces from the brand to offer an annual calendar complication which is displayed on the dial alongside a day register 24-hour indicator and a date display. These complications are built into the impressive calibre 315 movement which runs on self-winding technology. The ref. 5035R is the white dial and 18 karat rose gold variation displaying the time on an ivory dial via rose gold Roman hour markers and hands filled with lume plots. The case measures a modest 37mm in diameter and wears on a genuine Patek Philippe leather strap secured by a matching rose gold tang clasp.