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Earlier this morning, Patek Philippe announced new pieces in a launch separate from Watches & Wonders, and, alongside a brand new perpetual calendar, the brand also .K+K+
Calatrava "Clous de Paris". Refs. 6119R & 6119G. A new design and a new movement for a cult model. The famous Calatrava with the guilloched hobnail bezel comes in a new model with a . The most famous representative of the modern era is the 1985 Reference 3919. Remaining in production for over 20 years, it is now known as the modern Calatrava. .The Patek Philippe Clous de Paris or hobnail decoration is a form of guilloché engraving. Image credit: Collectability. Ref. 3919, also known as the ‘bankers watch’ is the benchmark for a .
Patek Philippe gives fresh momentum to the emblematic Calatrava model featuring a guilloched hobnail pattern also known as Clous de Paris by treating it to a slightly larger diameter and a .The famous Calatrava with the guilloched hobnail bezel is one of the most inimitable examples of the typical Patek Philippe style. It now comes in a new version with a decidedly contemporary . That timelessness has made it a hit with vintage collectors over the years, especially the cult favourite ‘Clous de Paris’ variation, with its hobnail guilloche bezel – now .
The most notable addition is a “Clous De Paris” hobnail bezel, last seen in the Ref. 5119 (below, via WatchBox). The watch, as one would expect, is quite thin, only 8.43 mm, and is highly wearable for a wide variety of wrist .Returning to its 1930s roots and the legendary reference 96D, the latest model brings back the famous Guilloché hobnail “Clous de Paris” bezel, but on a progressive 39mm elegantly refined . The Ref. 6119 Calatrava “Clous de Paris” by Patek Philippe features a new movement with extended power reserve. The original Calatrava was designed at the height of .
Earlier this morning, Patek Philippe announced new pieces in a launch separate from Watches & Wonders, and, alongside a brand new perpetual calendar, the brand also announced a new two-reference Calatrava collection, dubbed the "Clous de Paris."Calatrava "Clous de Paris". Refs. 6119R & 6119G. A new design and a new movement for a cult model. The famous Calatrava with the guilloched hobnail bezel comes in a new model with a decidedly contemporary look in rose and white gold as well as totally new manually wound Patek Philippe movement with a power reserve of 65 hours. 1.
The most famous representative of the modern era is the 1985 Reference 3919. Remaining in production for over 20 years, it is now known as the modern Calatrava. Returning to the models at hand, the reworked guilloché bezels .The Patek Philippe Clous de Paris or hobnail decoration is a form of guilloché engraving. Image credit: Collectability. Ref. 3919, also known as the ‘bankers watch’ is the benchmark for a modern dress watch. For over twenty years it reigned supreme as .Patek Philippe gives fresh momentum to the emblematic Calatrava model featuring a guilloched hobnail pattern also known as Clous de Paris by treating it to a slightly larger diameter and a design reinterpreted in a contemporary spirit.The famous Calatrava with the guilloched hobnail bezel is one of the most inimitable examples of the typical Patek Philippe style. It now comes in a new version with a decidedly contemporary look, a slightly larger diameter at 39 mm, and a dial with applied hour markers.
That timelessness has made it a hit with vintage collectors over the years, especially the cult favourite ‘Clous de Paris’ variation, with its hobnail guilloche bezel – now updated for the modern world with a contemporary look and brand new calibre. The most notable addition is a “Clous De Paris” hobnail bezel, last seen in the Ref. 5119 (below, via WatchBox). The watch, as one would expect, is quite thin, only 8.43 mm, and is highly wearable for a wide variety of wrist sizes with a lug-to-lug width of 46.9-mm.Returning to its 1930s roots and the legendary reference 96D, the latest model brings back the famous Guilloché hobnail “Clous de Paris” bezel, but on a progressive 39mm elegantly refined case with curved lugs for breathtaking comfort and stability on the wrist.
The Ref. 6119 Calatrava “Clous de Paris” by Patek Philippe features a new movement with extended power reserve. The original Calatrava was designed at the height of the Bauhaus era, and its utilitarian design beloved by purist collectors. Earlier this morning, Patek Philippe announced new pieces in a launch separate from Watches & Wonders, and, alongside a brand new perpetual calendar, the brand also announced a new two-reference Calatrava collection, dubbed the "Clous de Paris."Calatrava "Clous de Paris". Refs. 6119R & 6119G. A new design and a new movement for a cult model. The famous Calatrava with the guilloched hobnail bezel comes in a new model with a decidedly contemporary look in rose and white gold as well as totally new manually wound Patek Philippe movement with a power reserve of 65 hours. 1.
The most famous representative of the modern era is the 1985 Reference 3919. Remaining in production for over 20 years, it is now known as the modern Calatrava. Returning to the models at hand, the reworked guilloché bezels .The Patek Philippe Clous de Paris or hobnail decoration is a form of guilloché engraving. Image credit: Collectability. Ref. 3919, also known as the ‘bankers watch’ is the benchmark for a modern dress watch. For over twenty years it reigned supreme as .
Patek Philippe gives fresh momentum to the emblematic Calatrava model featuring a guilloched hobnail pattern also known as Clous de Paris by treating it to a slightly larger diameter and a design reinterpreted in a contemporary spirit.The famous Calatrava with the guilloched hobnail bezel is one of the most inimitable examples of the typical Patek Philippe style. It now comes in a new version with a decidedly contemporary look, a slightly larger diameter at 39 mm, and a dial with applied hour markers. That timelessness has made it a hit with vintage collectors over the years, especially the cult favourite ‘Clous de Paris’ variation, with its hobnail guilloche bezel – now updated for the modern world with a contemporary look and brand new calibre. The most notable addition is a “Clous De Paris” hobnail bezel, last seen in the Ref. 5119 (below, via WatchBox). The watch, as one would expect, is quite thin, only 8.43 mm, and is highly wearable for a wide variety of wrist sizes with a lug-to-lug width of 46.9-mm.
Returning to its 1930s roots and the legendary reference 96D, the latest model brings back the famous Guilloché hobnail “Clous de Paris” bezel, but on a progressive 39mm elegantly refined case with curved lugs for breathtaking comfort and stability on the wrist.
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