Patek Philippe Grand Complications 18k Rose Gold

The Patek 4910/10A Twenty-4 was developed in 1999 and celebrates effortless feminine style. Designed to appeal to the modern watch collector the feature set closely resembles that of fine jewelry and looks fantastic when stacked with other bracelets. The multi-link bracelet is paired with a rectangular 25.1 x 30mm case flanked with 36 brilliant-cut diamonds creating a sleek and bold statement piece. Additionally the case is topped with a striking black dial set with diamond and white gold markers and central hour and minute hands. Within the case of this impressive Patek beats a calibre E15 Quartz movement.

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.

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 advertises the Calatrava line as the "very essence of the round wristwatch." With a stunning feature set that includes a minimalistic design a broad dial and a thin bezel it isn't hard to see why the company holds this dress watch in such high regard. The Patek 5119J that is presented here today is a handsome gold example that pairs an 18 karat yellow gold 36mm round case with a contrasting black alligator strap bracelet and a sophisticated white dial. The time is displayed via simple Roman hour markers and long sweeping hour and minute hands. The seconds are displayed in a register just above the 6-hour marker. If you're in the market for an entry-level gold Patek dress watch the Calatrava 5119J is an excellent option to consider.