This fall’s watch auction season is shaping up to be a particularly strong one — Marlon Brandon’s Rolex GMT Master ref. 1675 is hitting the auction block, as well as a collection of incredible ...

In the last few years we've see the Patek Philippe "Eric Clapton" ref. 2499 go for about $3.6 million, and many other rare Patek Philippe watches see from $500,000 to easily over $1,000,000 at ...

Patek Philippe is widely considered the finest watchmaker in the world. For nearly two centuries, the vision of the maison’s ...

In 1951, Patek Philippe brought out the venerable 2499, a perpetual calendar with full chronograph function and a moon phase complication, and the successor to the famous 1518. At 37.6mm in diameter, ...

The most expensive vintage watch—of the non-wrist variety—is a Patek Philippe Supercomplication pocketwatch made for Henry Graves, which sold in 2014 for $24 million.

In 1999, just two years into his career, he was part of the Sotheby’s team that sold the Henry Graves Supercomplication — a record-breaking Patek Philippe and the most complicated pocket watch ...

From Classic to Contemporary: Patek Philippe Unveils Latest Creations at Watches and Wonders: Including a new Nautilus with a blue-gray denim-patterned calfskin strap and the first use of a metal ...

In the post-war era, Patek Philippe refreshed its line of triple complication pocket watches, which emerged in the late 19th century. The modernized ref. 767 debuted in 1951.

Patek Philippe placed this complication in World Time Reference 5330G-001. It was first released as a limited-edition watch at the company’s Tokyo Grand Exhibition in 2023 and is now part of the ...

Appraisal: Patek Philippe & Tiffany Platinum Pocket Watch, ca. 1910 In Maryland Zoo, Hour 1, Paul Winicki appraises a Patek Philippe & Tiffany platinum pocket watch, ca. 1910. 10/03/2024 | Rating TV-G ...

Patek Philippe Ref. 995/124G-001 Shizuoka and Mount Fuji Pocket Watch Patek Philippe. ... two grand complication chiming wristwatches best reflect Patek’s mastery of the horological arts—not ...