Patek Philippe
Founded in Geneva in 1839 and long regarded as the summit of fine watchmaking, Patek Philippe advertised the way it built—with quiet, refined restraint, often placing a single watch on a pedestal against a spare background. The range spanned the understated Calatrava dress watch, the shaped Ellipse, the highly complicated perpetual calendars, and the Gérald Genta–designed Nautilus that proved luxury could wear steel. Its most enduring idea arrived with the "Generations" campaign around 1996, built on the notion that you never truly own a Patek—you simply keep it for those who come after.
This collection gathers those vintage prints, from the classic Calatrava and complications to the early Nautilus. Browse the collection below.
Merely looking after these,
Rob
