Patek Philippe Calatrava 3919

Patek Philippe describes the Calatrava as the "very essence of the round wristwatch " and we couldn't agree more. The collection came to market in the 1930s and has been a pillar of the Patek catalog ever since. Nearly a century after it was born the Calatrava proves just how enduring it is by following the same design ethos as the inaugural model of elegant simplicity. The example you see here is a remarkable gold and diamond example from the 1980s. If you've always wanted to add a Patek watch to your collection ref. 4522/001 is an affordable option to consider. Features include 18k yellow gold a diamond-encrusted bezel and a silver dial decorated with dainty diamond hour markers and gold hands that match the texture of the bracelet. An absolutely stunning statement piece.

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 Nautilus ref 7010/1R (2021) is a fascinating version of the Patek staple featuring a lustrous rose gold finish a contemporary 32mm case surrounded by a bezel glittering with 46 brilliant-cut diamonds and a silvery opaline wave motif dial with Arabic numeral and ogival-shaped hour markers with white luminescent material. The case strikes a svelte profile on the wrist measuring 32mm in diameter and 6.9mm tall and features 30 meters of water resistance a solid case back and the famous rounded octagonal bezel.  Inside the case is the caliber E 23‑250 S C with a date display and sweep seconds.  This rose gold stunner with its approachable case size timeless silvery dial and warm rose gold finish will undoubtedly take pride of place in your luxury watch collection.

The Patek Philippe Complications Chronograph ref. 5170G succeeds the ref. 5070G and brings with it a slightly smaller 39mm case diameter a thickness of just 10mm and more tapered lugs. Crafted from 18 karat white gold the case takes on a sophisticated yet luxurious presence on the wrist and wears on a supple black alligator strap bracelet. The bracelet also features pull-tab spring bars that allow the wearer to remove the strap with ease should they ever choose to switch it out. An Opaline dial displays the time via white gold Arabic markers and central hands. As its name "Complications" would suggest the ref. 5170G boasts several functions including a central chronograph seconds hand elapsed minutes at 3 o'clock and continuous seconds at 9 o'clock as well as a Pulsations scale around the perimeter of the dial itself.