World's 1200 Top Watch Brands & Watchmakers: P

PATEK PHILIPPE & Co. (PP) is a Swiss luxury watch manufacturer founded in 1851, located in Geneva and the Vallée de Joux. It designs and manufactures timepieces and movements including some of the most complicated mechanical watches. Polish watchmaker Antoni Patek started making pocket watches in 1839 in Geneva, along with his fellow Polish migrant Franciszek Czapek. They separated in 1844, and in 1845 Patek joined with the French watchmaker Adrien Philippe, inventor of the keyless winding mechanism. Patek Philippe & Co was founded in 1851.

Patek Philippe pioneered the perpetual calendar, split-seconds hand, chronograph, and minute repeater in watches. Like other Swiss manufacturers, the company produces mostly mechanical movements of the automatic and manual wind variety, but has produced quartz watches in the past, and a digital wrist watch, the Ref. 3414. Patek Philippe is notable for manufacturing its own watch components. Patek Philippe timepieces have recorded high prices in auctions worldwide. A large part of the demand for auction pieces is driven by Patek Philippe themselves, as they are often purchasing in the auction market to add to the collection of the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva. In 2010, the company produced 40,000 watches. The company has been owned by the Stern family since 1932, and, as of the late 2000s, led by Philippe Stern and his son Thierry Stern.

Patek Philippe produced an ultra-complicated (with 24 functions) pocket-watch for Henry Graves, Jr., who entered into a friendly horological competition with James Ward Packard, which resulted in the production of the watch (known as "The Supercomplication") sold to Mr. Graves in 1933. After his death, the watch was auctioned at Sotheby's in December 1999 for USD$11,000,000, at that time the most expensive timepiece ever sold. On April 10, 2008, "Ref. 5002P Sky Moon Tourbillon" a platinum Patek Philippe tourbillon wristwatch made the world record as the most expensive modern wristwatch sold at Hong Kong Sotheby's for HK$11.75 million ($1.49 million US). The previous record was held by a Vacheron Constantin Tour de l'Ile wristwatch, which sold at Antiquorum for $1.4 million in Geneva in 2005. On May 10, 2010, a Patek Philippe wristwatch became the most expensive to be sold at auction when purchased by a Swiss museum, through Christie's in Geneva, for 6.26 million Swiss francs ($5.50 million US). The chronograph wristwatch, from yellow gold, has a perpetual calendar and moonphase display, and was produced in 1943 in the Geneva manufacture of Patek Philippe.

The PEBBlE E-PAPER WATCH is an upcoming smartwatch developed by Pebble Technology that was funded by raising money via the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter. After raising venture capital for the product under their former name inPulse, the company failed to attract traditional investors under their new brand name, so the company requested crowdfunding in April 2012. At the end of the funding, Pebble became the most highly funded Kickstarter project to date with $10,266,844 pledged by 68,928 people. In a press conference at CES 2013 on January 9, 2013, CEO Eric Migicovsky announced that the first Pebbles will ship on January 23, 2013 with 15,000 watches being produced and shipped every week.

The Pebble E-Paper Watch was designed based on a concept from Eric Migicovsky, of a watch that can display messages from a smartphone. The Pebble E-Paper Watch is reported to have a 1.26-inch 144 × 168 pixel monochrome LCD display with backlight, a vibrating motor, a magnetometer, ambient light sensors and a three-axis accelerometer. It will communicate with an Android or iOS device using Bluetooth 2.1 but includes support for Bluetooth 4.0 (Bluetooth Low Energy) for a later update when more phones support it. The battery was reported in April 2012 to last seven days. Based on feedback from Kickstarter backers, the developers have added water-resistance to the list of features. The watch will be charged using a modified USB-cable that attaches magnetically to the watch to ensure the waterproofing. The Pebble will come with apps pre-installed, including a cycling app to measure speed, distance and pace through GPS, and a golf rangefinder app that supports more than 25,000 courses. More apps will be downloadable from the phone, and an SDK will be freely available. Not all apps will be installed when the watch ships but CEO Eric Migicovsky announced on January 9, 2013 that there will be updates for the watch's OS (which is based on FreeRTOS) every 2-3 weeks until all features are added. Pebble will integrate with the web service IFTTT which will allow users to create rules for event that will sent notifications to the watch.

Abraham-Louis PERRELET, born in Neuchâtel in Switzerland was a Swiss horologist. Perrelet invented a self-winding mechanism in 1770s for pocket watches. It worked on the same principle as a modern wristwatch, and was designed to wind as the owner walked, using an oscillating weight inside the large watch that moved up and down. The Geneva Society of Arts reported in 1777 that fifteen minutes walking was necessary to wind the watch sufficiently for eight days, and the following year reported that it was selling well. Perrelet is thus widely acknowledged as the inventor of the basic movement known as 'automatic' today. This hypothesis has been recently challenged, as we do not know precisely what was the movement he created. It was pointed out that the first drawing and accurate description of an automatic watch has been created in 1778 by the watchmaker Hubert Sarton fr:Hubert Sarton and that we cannot be sure that the Perrelet watch was actually based on a rotor principle (some others watch makers are also known to have created automatic watches in the 1770s). In 1780 Perrelet created the first pedometer, measuring the steps and distance while walking.

While the factory claims to have been in continuous production since the late eighteenth century, the brand has only recently begun to command attention worthy of its heritage. The brand, acquired in 2004 by Miguel Rodriguez of the Festina Group, has recently (2007) appointed Marc Bernhardt as CEO of Perrelet, and under his direction the company has released a few highly regarded watches. These include watches with retrograde, jumping hour, and double-rotor complications. In terms of pricing, Bernhardt has positioned Perrelet in the lower middle of the luxury market, with most of their recent releases priced between five and ten thousand (US) dollars. Their upper-range watches featuring costlier complications, such as tourbillons or minute-repeaters, typically retail in the thirty to forty thousand (US) dollar range. In 2009 Rodriguez appointed Fausto Salvi as CEO of Perrelet.

Perrelet sold some of his watches to a contemporary watch making luminary, Abraham-Louis Breguet around 1780 who improved upon the mechanism in his own version of the design, calling his watches "perpetuelles" the French word for perpetual. They did not work reliably and Breguet stopped producing them around 1800.

PIAGET SA is a Swiss luxury watchmakers and jewellers, founded in 1874 by Georges Piaget in the village of La Côte-aux-Fées. The company belongs to the Swiss Richemont group, specialists in the luxury goods industry. The company was founded as a manufacturer of watch movements but began marketing its own line of prestigious watches in the 20th century. In 2008, The Luxury Institute jewellery brand study ranked Piaget as the 6th most prestigious jewellery brand.

In 1874, Georges Edouard Piaget set up his first workshop on the family farm, situated in the small village of La Côte-aux-Fées in the Swiss Jura mountains. Situated in the Neuchâtel region, the company was dedicated to crafting pocket watches and high-precision clock movements for prestigious brands. In 1911, Timothée Piaget, the son of Georges Piaget, took over the family firm. The company's policy has been to be dedicated to the production of wrist watches ever since. Under the guidance of the founder’s grandsons, Gérald and Valentin Piaget, the Piaget brand became a registered trademark in 1943. Since then, the Manufacture at La Côte-aux-Fées has produced its own creations and has undergone international expansion. As a result of this expansion, the family business opened a new factory in 1945, again in La Côte-aux-Fées.

In 1957, the manufacture at La Côte-aux-Fées brought out the Calibre 9P, the first ultra-thin (2 mm), hand-wound mechanical movement. Then, in 1960, the Piaget watchmakers developed the Calibre12P, the thinnest automatic movement in the world with a thickness of 2.3 mm (made official by an entry in the Guinness Book of Records). The Piaget collection was diversifying. In addition to coin watches, ring watches, brooch watches and cufflink watches, Piaget created their first pieces of jewellery. In 1957, the Emperador men’s watch was launched and since it's relaunch in 1999 become one of the brand’s emblematic models. The company’s expansion led to the opening of a new factory in Geneva, dedicated to jewellery and, in 1959, their first boutique. In 1964, Piaget presented their first watches with dials worked in precious stones: lapis-lazuli, turquoise, onyx and tiger's eye. Piaget then launched the cuff watch, which became a symbol of fine watchmaking. 1976 saw the launch of the Calibre 7P, a quartz movement. The Piaget Polo watch with its avant-garde style, was brought out in 1979 and became one of the brand’s iconic models. The Dancer collection, launched in 1986, met with similar success.Under the presidency of Yves Piaget since 1980, Piaget have continued to cultivate the status of "watchmaker-jeweller". The luxury Vendôme group, now Richemont, purchased the Piaget Manufacture in 1988. In 2004, Piaget celebrated the 130th anniversary of their creation.

The PEBBLE WATCH is a smartwatch developed by Pebble Technology and released in 2013 that was funded by raising money via the crowd funding platform Kickstarter. At the end of the funding, Pebble became the second most highly crowd-funded project to date with US$10,266,844 pledged by 68,928 people. The watch has a 1.26-inch 144 × 168 pixel black and white ultra low power "memory LCD" made by Sharp (described as "ePaper") with backlight, a vibrating motor, a magnetometer, ambient light sensors and a three-axis accelerometer. It will communicate with an Android or iOS device using Bluetooth 2.1 but includes support for Bluetooth 4.0 (Bluetooth Low Energy) for a later update when more phones support it. The battery was reported in April 2012 to last seven days. Based on feedback from Kickstarter backers, the developers added water-resistance to the list of features. The watch is charged using a modified USB-cable that attaches magnetically to the watch so as not to compromise water resistance. The Pebble was slated to ship with apps pre-installed, including a cycling app to measure speed, distance and pace through GPS, and a golf rangefinder app that supports more than 25,000 courses. These apps use data received from a connected phone for distance, speed and range information. More apps will be downloadable from the phone, and an SDK will be freely available.

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• PACO RABANNE - men's & women's at ebay.
• PAMP WATCHES - "Pamp watches second hand prices."
• PANDORA - women's at ebay.
• PANERAI - founded in 1860.
• PANERAI - Wikipedia.
• LUMINOR collection
• RADIOMIR collection
• submersible collection
• Paolo Gucci Watches
• PARIS HILTON WATCHES - women's.
• Parmigiani Fleurier - founded in 1996. "A maison with historical expertise for purists in search of contemporary timepieces," One of the most prestigious Swiss Haute Horlogerie brands.
• Parmigiani Fleurier - Wikipedia.
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• King Charles' Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Chronograph Is A Real Collector's Choice - "What's a watch fit for a king? As the newly ascended King Charles III has shown over the past few days of public mourning over the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, it might not always be the watch you expect. But for the new king, who's always been stylish, with a taste for the artisanal, the watch he's been wearing just makes sense."
• Parmigiani Fleurier Unleashes Alligator Straps For Three Tonda PF Models - "Bring out the gators! The Tonda PF Micro-Rotor, Chronograph and Annual Calendar can now be ordered with a dressier scaly alternative to the integrated bracelet."
• The story behind Prince Charles’ rare Parmigiani watch - "The watch that has served as Prince Charles’ favourite since 2015; an 18-carat gold automatic Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Chronograph."
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• Parmigiani Fleurier Bugatti Type 370 - "Reconsidering watchmaking conventions."
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• Parmigiani Fleurier Bugatti Type 390 - "An engine block on the wrist."
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• Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda Collection - "We have conceived the Tonda PF for the watchmaking purists of tomorrow. An uncompromising crowd of a select few, seeking personal hedonistic pleasure, who are savvy in watchmaking, appreciate sartorial craft on their timepieces, and have a strong sense of style and refinement. The creativity and meticulous work of the maison’s craftsmen have won the Tonda collection awards at the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix. To date, the collection has been awarded two prizes: the 2020 Innovation Prize for the Tonda Hijri and the Chronograph Watch Prize in 2017 for the Tonda Chronor."
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• Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Collection - "A watch for every moment." Presented in 1996 at the brand’s inauguration, the Toric is Parmigiani Fleurier’s first wristwatch. Based on the 'golden ratio', its aesthetic is reflected in its case inspired by Greek columns. The hand-crafted knurling and the prestigious watch complications it contains make each Toric case unique. An award-winning collection.
• Parmigiani Fleurier’s La Rose CarrÉe Is A Once-In-A-Lifetime Watch For A 25th Anniversary - "Parmigiani Fleurier’s La Rose Carrée is one of those just-because-we-could masterpieces that come along once in awhile to demonstrate how the craft of watchmaking can be raised to the level of art. Every millimeter of the watch was touched by the hands of artisans at the top of their craft, including watchmakers, restorers, enamelers, engravers, chain makers, case makers and dial makers."
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• PATEK PHILIPPE - founded in 1839. Awarded the Hallmark of Geneva. Made the world's first wrist-watch in 1868, and since pioneered the perpetual calendar, split-seconds hand, chronograph, and minute repeater in watches.
• PATEK PHILIPPE & CO. - Wikipedia.
• 3 New Patek Philippe Twenty-4 Models Round Out 12-Piece Line - "The addition demonstrates Patek Philippe’s commitment to this ladies’ line as a full collection despite the company’s very limited overall production."
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• $7.8 Million Patek Philippe Silk Road Watch Claims World Record - "Watch fans will recognise the watch as 'The Silk Road,' so dubbed for its depiction of the Eurasian landmass. It’s also the first of 11 Ref. 2523 models, and it’s one of only three with the Eurasian design. The watch has a cloisonné enamel dial. Two crowns are used on the watch - one to wind it and the other to control the city ring. The city ring allows the wearer to calculate the current time in 40 cities, all of which are listed on the watch’s circumference. Powering the watch is a Swiss 'time only' 12-ligne movement (cal. 12-400), which was personally modified by Louis Cottier, who invented the world time system."
• 15 most expensive & coveted Patek Philippe watches - "Among the greats of high horology, Patek Philippe has presented numerous extraordinary timepieces over the years - many of which are deserving of attention and interest."
• 50 Most Important Watches Ever - "From design landmarks to technical firsts to models that invented a whole new category, these watches have had a substantial impact on watchmaking."
• $300 Million Watch Collection - "Patrick Getreide amassed the one-of-a-kind OAK Collection over five decades. Now the French entrepreneur believes the time is right to sell 142 of his rare treasures at Christie’s this month."
• $1,000 Knock-Off of a $100,000 Patek Philippe Swiss Watch Is Shockingly Detailed - "Copycats have become incredibly skilled at creating high-quality knock-offs of Swiss watches."
• A Rare Patek Philippe Owned by the Last Emperor of China Could Fetch Millions at Auction - "The coveted 1930s timepiece is one of only eight in existence. The coveted Reference 96 Quantieme Lune, which was finished by Patek in 1937, represents a true feat of watchmaking. The model notably features a moon-phase indicator and a triple-date calendar. Although these complications are now somewhat commonplace, it was quite difficult to integrate them into thin models at that time. Patek succeeded, of course. The watch in question once belonged to Aisin-Giro Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing dynasty, and has been privy to some incredible moments in history. The timepiece will be auctioned off by Phillips in association with Bacs and Russo later this year, along with several of the Emperor’s other treasures. The collection will be on view in Hong Kong from March 18 to 31, after which it will New York, Singapore, London, Taipei, and Geneva. The auction date is yet to be announced."
• Al Capone's Patek Philippe sells for $229,900 - "A Patek Philippe pocket watch owned by Al Capone has sold at auction for $229,900, almost ten times its bottom estimate. The platinum watch, formerly owned by the infamous Chicago gangster, is encrusted with 90 diamonds. Family-owned auctioneer Witherells, based in Sacramento, CA, says the pocket watch was gifted by Al Capone to his daughters in the early 1960s."
• Al Capone’s Platinum & Diamond Patek Philippe is Up For Grabs - "The grandchildren of Al Capone recently put his monogrammed and diamond-encrusted pocketknife and a Colt .45 on the auction block. Included in the lot is Al Capone’s now vintage platinum Patek Philippe pocket watch."
• Andy Warhol’s Patek Philippe 2526 (& Six Other Great Pateks) At Sotheby’s - "Previously from The Andy Warhol Collection, Reference 2526 | Retailed by Serpico Y Laino Caracas: A pink gold wristwatch with first series enamel dial, previously from The Andy Warhol Collection, Circa 1955." March 7, 2023.
• Andy Warhol's Patek Philippe Calatrava 570 - "The watch in question is a Patek Philippe Calatrava 570 owned by Andy Warhol. In his life, it was estimated that the iconic New York City artist amassed over 300 watches with Patek Philippe a staple in his collection. This particular example bears a double-signed dial with the Hausmann & Co. name at the 6 o’clock position. Hausmann & Co., the prestigious watch and clock manufacturer, still resides in the same premises in Rome’s historical center as it did in 1794."
• Andy Warhol’s Patek Philippe pops-up at Christie’s New York sale - "A yellow gold Patek Philippe perpetual calendar, once owned by Andy Warhol, is the star lot at Christie’s New York’s upcoming Important Watches auction."
• Behind The Patek Philippe Cubitus - "What do you do when you, as the owner of a watch company, have a thing for square watches? That’s correct: you create a square watch. That, in a nutshell, is the origin story behind the Patek Philippe Cubitus. The launch of the first all-new product line in 25 years was a significant moment not only in the brand’s history but also for Thierry Stern, who is both the owner and director of Patek Philippe, one of Switzerland’s four leading independent watch manufacturers. Let’s examine why the Cubitus is what it is and what it’s meant to do."
• Crypto Meltdown Claims Rolex & Patek Philippe as Victims - "Prices for the most popular secondhand luxury watches have peaked. It’s the latest sign that the bling boom might not last."
• Emperor Haile Selassie’s Patek Philippe Ref. 2497 Sells For $2.9 Million - "Christie’s sells Selassie’s watch at the second asking in an old-school battle of watch dealer royalty."
• Every new Patek Philippe watch 2024 you need to know about - "Since they created the first Swiss wristwatch for Countess Koscowicz of Hungary in 1868, they have innovated and led the way to create a massive watch industry that chronophiles love."
• How a luxury watch brand has become the ultimate status symbol for young celebrities - "From Joe DiMaggio to Albert Einstein, Princess Diana to Victoria Beckham, watchmaker Patek Philippe has long been a celebrity favorite. But the Swiss brand's reputation has taken an unexpected turn in recent years."
• In-Depth: Patek Philippe Grand Complication with Double Split-Chronographs Ref. 767 - "An incredible, landmark pocket watch."
• John Lennon’s Long-Lost Patek Philippe 2499 Has Been Found, Phillips Watch Exec Claims - "Has one of the great watch mysteries finally been solved? On Thursday, Phillips executive Arthur Touchot announced on his Instagram that one of the great mysteries plaguing the watch world has been solved: John Lennon’s long-lost Patek Philippe Ref. 2499 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph has been found."
• John Lennon's Patek Philippe 2499 Belongs To Yoko Ono Swiss Court Finds - "A bombshell decision on the hotly contested ownership of a seriously special Patek Philippe. Today, Switzerland's top court rejected an Italian watch dealer/collector's appeal to claim ownership of John Lennon's Patek Philippe reference 2499. As has been covered on these pages before (right here), the watch was originally a 40th birthday gift from Lennon's wife, Yoko Ono."
• LVMH Acquires Patek Philippe Shaking the Luxury Watch World - "In an unexpected twist of horological fate, luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, renowned for courting the crème de la crème of opulence and art, has wrapped its corporate hands around Swiss royalty: Patek Philippe."
• Patek Philippe Alarm Travel Time 5520RG - "Monday Morning With The Patek Philippe Alarm Travel Time Ref. 5520RG - A Two-Tone Grand Complication."
• Patek Philippe Announces First-Ever NFT for its Rare Nautilus Timepiece - "Slated to be auctioned off on SM-ART’s platform."
• Patek Philippe Becomes Most Expensive Wristwatch Ever Sold at Geneva Charity Auction - Bloomberg Business.
• Patek Philippe Does Double Denim - "Introducing The World Time Date 5330G And Nautilus Chronograph 5980G. And the new Aquanaut Travel Time 5164G also seems to be wearing jeans."
• Patek Philippe Dominates Geneva's 2024 Spring Watch Auctions - "With $125 Million raised in total, the results of this season's watch auctions in Switzerland bode well for the high-end watch market. Philips, Christie's, Sotheby's and Antiquorum saw robust results as the spring auction season kicked off in Switzerland this week, calming concerns over a sagging market. Patek Philippe was at the top of all the results."
• Patek Philippe Grand Complication with Double Split-Chronographs Ref. 767 - "An incredible, landmark pocket watch. Made in 1950 and sold in 1952, this one-of-a-kind pocket watch boasts a minute repeater, perpetual calendar, and double split-seconds chronograph."
• Patek Philippe Harry Kane wore for his Bayern unveiling proves he is the most underrated player in the watch world - "Munich know they’ve just signed a new goal machine but are they aware of how deadly his watch collection is? After all, you don’t just stumble across a new Patek Philippe Platinum Grand Complication ref 5470P - the watch Kane was snapped wearing in his first appearance at the German giants - by accident. Aside bypassing the waitlists and the small matter of an estimated £750,000 price tag, you need to have some serious watch chops - and appreciation for the finer things - for this timepiece to even be on your radar."
• Patek Philippe Is Not Happy Sylvester Stallone Flipped That $5.4 Million Grand Master Chime - "Sly selling his watch after a few years of ownership seems to have angered Thierry Stern and the collecting community. It’s well understood that if a brand like Rolex or Patek Philippe learns you’ve sold a hot watch you bought at retail, then you’re most likely not going to get an opportunity to buy from that brand again."
• Patek Philippe is the king of high watchmaking - "We look at two key models that demonstrate how and why Patek Philippe is the very best when it comes to high watchmaking."
• Patek Philippe Just Unveiled Its 2023 Rare Handcrafts Collection - "Here Are the Most Exceptional Pieces. Naturally, each one-of-a-kind creation is very, very hard to get."
• PATEK PHILIPPE MUSEUM - "Philippe Stern’s passion for timepieces resulted in the opening in 2001 of a 'Temple to watchmaking': The Patek Philippe Museum. Located in an entirely restored Art Deco building in the area of Plainpalais in Geneva, the museum houses over five centuries of watchmaking history into two important collections: the extraordinary antique collection starting from the 16th century, which includes the earliest watch ever made and the Patek Philippe collection from 1839 onwards." Rue des Vieux-Grenadiers 7, CH-1205 Geneva, Switzerland.
• Patek Philippe pocket watch owned by the first man to reach the South Pole appears at auction - "The Patek Philippe timekeeper is described as a deck watch, which used as a navigational chronometer by Mr Amundsen during his Maud expedition to the Arctic’s Northeast Passage between 1918 and 1923. The watch was kept in the Amundsen family until the 1980s and has been in the possession of a private collector since then."
• Patek Philippe Pumps Up The Volume On Its Minute Repeaters With New High-Tech Amplification System - "As if to remind us there is more to this elite brand than pretty dials on iconic steel watches, Patek Philippe is launching a revolutionary new sound amplification and diffusion system for its chiming watches. In layman’s terms: It’s like putting the minute repeater on stereo. In fact, the system was inspired by the way an old-fashioned phonograph works. The key component is a small, suspended wafer made of sapphire crystal poised on the end of a tuning fork-like suspension. The crystal disk vibrates and sends the sound back down the fork and along a titanium ring that carries the sound outside the case. The result? It powers up the volume of a minute repeater by six times its usual rate. A chiming watch using the new system sounds the same at 60 meters as a classic minute repeater does from 10 meters says Patek Philippe. It is launching today in a 15-piece limited edition as Ref. 5750P. Price upon request."
• PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 1518: THE COMPLETE GUIDE - "In total, 281 Patek 1518s are said to have been produced between 1941 and 1954: 4 stainless steel models are known to exist, less than 60 in pink gold, and the rest are supposedly yellow gold."
• Patek Philippe Ref. 2499: A Guide To This Iconic Vintage Investment - "The world of vintage Patek Philippe is full of iconic, rare and high-performing watches, to say the least. Reference 2499, a perpetual calendar chronograph that stands out as a collector favorite, played an important role in shaping the history for the brand and its grand complications."
• Patek Philippe Reference 2499/100 Fetches $607,590 At Phillips Auction - "A Patek Philippe Reference 2499/100, 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar chronograph with moon phases, circa 1982, was the top lot at Phillips with Bacs & Russo Hong Kong Watch Auction: X, held Friday. It sold for $607,590, within estimates."
• Patek Philippe Reinvents Its Signature Complication - "Meet The New ‘In-Line’ Perpetual Calendar Ref. 5236P-001." Price: €113,200 / US$130,108.
• Patek Philippe Releases Six New Limited References For Tokyo Market - "Patek Philippe introduced six limited editions, some of them surprisingly colorful, in conjunction with its Watch Art Grand Exhibition in Tokyo over the weekend. The brand also created a complete collection of dome clocks, table clocks, pocket watches and wristwatches celebrating the rare handcrafts, inspired by Japanese culture for the exhibition."
• Patek Philippe Steel Sonnerie Minute Repeater Sells For $17.3 Million In Return Of Only Watch - "While the Christie's website was down, it didn't stop the bidding for Patek, Journe, Rexhepi, and others."
• Patek Philippe Unveils Highly Anticipated Chronographs, Including A $310,000 Watch - "There has been a lot of talk in the industry of late about just how difficult it is to get a new Patek Philippe, or Rolex watch unless you are an avid and long-standing customer. A lot of that, of course, has to do with exclusivity and limited production numbers, and some has to do with the fact that during the non-traveling 18 months of Covid-19, most collectors (of everything from coins to watches and whiskey) indulged. Now, though, lovers of the Patek Philippe Chronographs with added functions have something to look forward to: three new references."
• Patek Philippe’s 1/10th Second Chronograph Ref. 5470P Redefines The High-Frequency Movement - "The new Ref. 5470P-001 1/10th Second Monopusher Chronograph is Patek Philippe’s first high frequency movement (5Hz, compared to the usual 4Hz), its first 1/10th seconds movement, and a new way to display 1/10ths of a second on a dial. Patek Philippe holds no less than 31 patents on the movement, seven of which are applied specifically to this reference. Essentially, its technical feat is the display of 1/10th of a second on the central dial simultaneously with the central chronograph seconds hand."
• Patek Philippe’s Thierry Stern on How Washing a Car Wheel Led to One of the Brand’s Most Striking Dials - "The president of the horological world's foremost brand discusses his favorite new releases at Watches and Wonders, where ideas come from, and why designing a blockbuster is easy."
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• Phillips Watches to auction rare timepieces from Patek Philippe, Rolex & more - "One watch could sell for more than $2 million. If you’ve ever dreamed of strapping a piece of history onto your wrist, brace yourself because Phillips Watches is about to make your fantasies a reality. The upcoming New York Watch Auction: NINE, set to unfold on December 9-10 at the illustrious 432 Park Avenue, promises an unprecedented spectacle of horological wonders. This extravaganza, billed as the company’s most diverse offering of watches for men ever in the Americas, is poised to shake the watch-collecting world to its core."
• Sylvester Stallone's Grandmaster Chime Sells For $5.4 Million, Evaluating Vintage Patek Philippe Condition & More From New York - "Up close and way too personal with three Patek 1463 chronographs to discuss condition."
• Thierry Stern, Patek Philippe’s billionaire owner may relax on his 241-foot-long explorer yacht, but when it comes to business, Thierry Stern zips across the world in a customized Gulfstream G650 jet - "The Stern family, owners of Patek Philippe, are among the wealthiest families in the luxury goods sector, and its members don’t shy away from spending their fortune on expensive toys."
• This Patek Philippe is so Rare it Rewrites the History Books - "Described as an ‘end game’ watch for collectors, the watch has an estimate of $3.73m USD."
• This Ultra-Rare ‘Pink-on-Pink’ Patek Philippe Watch Is Expected to Fetch Up to $4.5 Million at Auction - "The newly discovered piece will lead Sotheby’s Important Watches Auction in New York on June 9."
• What you need to know about iconic luxury watch brand Patek Philippe - "Learn what is important about the Swiss watch icon."
• Who bought the Tiffany-Blue Patek 5711 at Phillips Auction for US$6.5 million? - "Watch collector Zach Lu - who has just obtained the ultimate un-obtainium watch - looks out on the horizon and spies pieces he can’t have. For instance, another Patek of the same hue, the previously unknown Tiffany-signed Patek Philippe Nautilus 5740 Unique Piece with a Tiffany-Blue dial, which broke the watch internet this past weekend. The owner? Bernard Arnault, the chairman and chief executive of LVMH."
• Why A Patek Philippe Isn’t For Everyone - "Let’s face it: most of us are never going to own a Patek Philippe. Most of us will never own an Hublot. If we’re being realistic, most of us watch aficionados may never even own a Rolex either. I’m here to tell you that’s okay. Really. It may, in fact, be good. We shouldn’t strive to own everything we appreciate, and we should be mindful of what is lost in attaining these luxury and hyper-luxury watches."
• Why This Wholly Unique Patek Philippe ‘No Moon Phase’ Watch Could Fetch $5 Million at Auction - "On May 22, Christie’s Hong Kong will auction a unique Patek Philippe Reference 3448J specially made for Alan Banbery, one of the most beloved and legendary figures in the firm’s history."
• Will LVMH Owner Bernard Arnault Also Become Owner Of Patek Philippe? - "His Tiffany Blue Nautilus Ref. 5740/1G could be a glimpse of the future."
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• World’s most complicated watch - "To pay tribute to its 175th anniversary, Patek Philippe created a collection of limited-edition commemorative timepieces, and one of them stands out in particular: Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime Ref. 5175. Price: US$2.6 million."
• ALL MODELS - the complete collection of available Patek Philippe timepieces. From the very beginning, Patek Philippe timepieces have elicited spontaneous and enthusiastic acclaim among connoisseurs, all of them lovers of the art of horology. The spirit of innovation which reigns at the company's workshops has been instrumental for the longevity and reliability of its watches. In its current collection, Patek Philippe presents a wide range of models of which numerous are considered as cult objects.
• New Models 2023 - "New / Watches & Wonders Geneva (March 2023). Patek Philippe is unveiling a wide selection of new models, ranging from a Calatrava with an original 24-hour display and a Travel Time function for the display of a second time zone, to a new haute joaillerie version of the Grandmaster Chime, and the first Annual Calendar to enter the ladies’ Aquanaut Luce collection, renowned for its modern casual chic."
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• 175th-Anniversary Limited-Edition Watches
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• Alarm Travel Time Reference 5520, Model 5520RG - Grand Complications - "Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber AL 30-660 S C FUS. 24-hour alarm with chime on a classic gong. Alarm time displayed in an aperture. Alarm on/off indication in an aperture. Alarm day/night indication in an aperture. Two time zones: local and home time indication. Day/night indication for local time and home time in apertures. Date coupled with local time by hand. Sweep seconds."
• Patek Philippe Alarm Travel Time 5520RG - "Monday Morning With The Patek Philippe Alarm Travel Time Ref. 5520RG - A Two-Tone Grand Complication."
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• Aquanaut, Model 5069R-001
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• Aquanaut, Model 5167R-001
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• Calatrava, Model 4897G-001
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• Calatrava, Model 5119J-001
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• Calatrava, Model 5120/1J-001
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• CALIBRE 89 - is a commemorative pocket watch created in 1989, to celebrate the company's 150th anniversary. Declared by Patek Philippe as "the most complicated watch in the world", it weighs 1.1 kg, exhibits 24 hands and has 1,728 components in total, including a thermometer and a star chart. Made from 18 carat (75%) gold, it has an estimated value of $6 million, and took 5 years of research and development, and 4 years to manufacture. Four watches were made; one in white gold, one in yellow gold, one in rose gold and one in platinum.
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• Complication, Model 5130/1G-010 - "A 'complication' in watchmaking is anything a mechanical watch might do beyond telling the time and simple date. Patek Philippe upholds a tradition in complications that are useful in everyday situations, such as Annual Calendars, dual time zones and World Time displays. At Patek Philippe, we enjoy unrivalled expertise in our knowledge and practice of this pinnacle of the watchmaker's art."
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• Cubitus Collection - "Unmistakely Elegance." In 2024, Patek Philippe introduces a brand-new collection, harmoniously blending boldness and elegance. From steel to rose gold, through platinum, the variety of materials presents an exclusive interpretation of the “casual chic” style. The distinctive shape of the square case, with an elegantly slender profile, is accentuated by the contrast between polished and vertical satin-brushed finishes. The dials feature a horizontal embossed pattern also picked up on the movements’ rotors and mini-rotors, as the signature of the models composing the new collection.
• Behind The Patek Philippe Cubitus - "What do you do when you, as the owner of a watch company, have a thing for square watches? That’s correct: you create a square watch. That, in a nutshell, is the origin story behind the Patek Philippe Cubitus. The launch of the first all-new product line in 25 years was a significant moment not only in the brand’s history but also for Thierry Stern, who is both the owner and director of Patek Philippe, one of Switzerland’s four leading independent watch manufacturers. Let’s examine why the Cubitus is what it is and what it’s meant to do."
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• DOHA WORLD TIME - limited edition. This world time watch was never offered for sale upon its release, as it was made for the state of Qatar to be given as state gifts.
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• Golden Ellipse, Model 5738P-001, Platinum
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• Golden Ellipse, Model 5738R-001, Rose Gold - "A large-format version of the rose-gold model. After the Golden Ellipse was launched in 1968 with a yellow-gold case featuring a mysteriously shimmering blue-gold dial, it was also crafted in cases with other gold alloys and dials with other colors."
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• Gondolo, Model 5124G-001
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• Grand Complications, Model 5073P-001
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• Grand Complications, Model 5236P, Self-Winding - "Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber 31-260 PS QL. In-line perpetual calendar. Day, date, month, leap year and day/night indication in apertures. Small seconds. Blue, black-gradient, vertical satin finish, gold applied hour markers. Platinum. Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal case backs. Water-resistant to 30m. Diameter: 41.3mm. Height: 11.07mm. Bracelet / Strap: Alligator leather with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny navy blue. Fold-over clasp."
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• Grand Complications, Model 5470P, Manual Winding - "Patek Philippe presents a new high-performance manually wound movement that measures and displays 1/10th of a second - while maintaining this high degree of accuracy throughout the entire timekeeping process. To meet this mechanical challenge, the Manufacture used the CH 29-535 PS caliber, the first Patek Philippe classically built chronograph movement entirely designed and produced in its workshops and accompanied by six patents (2009)."
• LADIES' WATCHES - "Timeless Elegant Ladies Quartz & Automatic Watches."
• MEN'S WATCHES - all models. "A lifetime of artistry and skill." Complicated watchmaking is the supreme test of the designer's expertise and watchmakers' skill. At Patek Philippe we master all horological complications and have twice this century built the world's most complicated portable timepiece. In each watch many lifetimes of artistry and skill are captured to produce an object of timeless worth.
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• Nautilus, Model 5711/1A-010
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• Nautilus, Model 5980/1AR-001 - Stainless Steel & Rose Gold.
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• REF. 1527 - world's most expensive wristwatch: sold for CHF6,259,000 / US$5,708,885 by Christie's (Geneva) on May 10, 2010.
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• Ref. 2497 - "It's almost more freeing to gawk at the rarest watches without worrying if you'll be able to buy them. But if you are buying, we’ve got you covered too."
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• REF. 5016A-010 - world's NEW most expensive wristwatch: sold for CHF7.300.000 by Phillips (Geneva) on November 7, 2015. Created specially for Only Watch 2015 and is the first and only version of this watch to be produced in steel.
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• Sky Moon Tourbillon - ref. 6002G. US$1.2 million. Patek's most complicated wristwatch ever.
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• SUPERCOMPLICATION - Patek Philippe Henry Graves Super Complication Pocket Watch sold for US$24 million at Sotheby’s in Geneva on November 11, 2014, setting a new record price for any timepiece sold at auction.
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• TWENTY~4 - "Timeless Elegant Ladies Quartz & Automatic Watches." Created in 1999, the Twenty~4 epitomizes timeless feminine elegance. Dedicated to the young, active and modern woman, this prestige ladies watch was conceived to fit in with every moment of her life. Proposed in diamond-set rose gold or stainless steel versions, it is the perfect complement to fashionable business or casual wear and the most elegant dress watch for any eveningwear. With 2018 marking the launch of the Twenty~4 Automatic, brand new models now complete the existing range. This new series of self-winding mechanical ladies watches is the first model of the Twenty~4 collection with a round case and the caliber 324 S C self-winding movement with date aperture and sweep seconds.
• PATHFINDER - by Casio.
• PATTON - "Extreme watches from Place Vendôme."
• P42 CHRONOGRAPHE LEATHER
• PAUL BALDIN
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• PAUL BUHRÉ - since 1815.
• M0066
• M00640
• PAUL DITISHEIM
• PAUL GERBER
• PAUL PICOT - "Artisan - Horloger - Suisse."
• PAUL SMITH - men's.
• PAUL SMITH - women's.
• PAULIN - since 2013. Scottish brand, specialising in quality watches.
• Pavel BurÉ - "Russia’s First Mass-Produced Watch."
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• PEBBLE - "Smartwatch for iPhone & Android."
• Pebble 2 - "Fix & Smart." + Heart Rate.
• Pebble 2 SE - "Kickstart a Healthier You."
• Pebble Time Round - "Smart & Stunning."
• Pebble Time Steel - "This Time is Serious."
• PELLATON AUTOMATIC WINDING - IWC: Big Ingenieur.
• PEQUIGNET - since 1973.
• MONTRE MOOREA ROYAL TRIOMPHE
• Peren - "Limited Edition Swiss Made Watches." Peren is a distinctive brand producing limited edition hand-built perennial watches in Switzerland.
• PERIGAUM - since 1972.
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• PERRELET - founded in 1777. Abraham-Louis Perrelet invented a self-winding mechanism in 1770 for pocket watches.
• PERRELET - Wikipedia.
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• Perrot - founded in 1860. "World leader in the realm of tower clocks, electronic bell ringing machines, automated carillon mechanisms as well as all other related clock and clockwork technology."
• PERRY ELLIS - "Dress Watches and Sports Watches."
• PETER TANISMAN CARROUSEL FANTASIA WATCH
• Petrodvorets Watch Factory - founded by Peter the Great in 1721.
• Philip Persio P-139
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• PHILIP STEIN - founded 2002. "Natural Frequencies Inside. The Natural Frequency Technology in Philip Stein watches are key frequencies beneficial to life and health."
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• Active Collection
• Extreme Collection
• Prestige Collection
• Signature Collection
• PHILIP WATCH - since 1858.
• DIAMONDS
• GOLD
• PRESTIGE
• Philipp Plein Enters The Swiss Watch Market Via 007 Style Parachute Drop Onto Lake Geneva - "The Swiss luxury watch industry is generally a conservative affair. Enter Philipp Plein. Following the launch of his fashion watches with license partner Timex Group last year, the arch disruptor unveiled his first collection of Swiss-made luxury timepieces at an offsite location during Geneva’s Watches and Wonder trade show. Said watches were delivered by a tuxedo clad parachutist who jumped James Bond style out of a helicopter and landed on a raft in the middle of Lake Geneva before making his way to the duplex penthouse suite at the city’s Fairmont Hotel Hotel for the launch event where entertainment involved a private performance by 80’s musician Bonnie Tyler."
• PHILIP ZEPTER
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• PHILIPPE DUFOUR - since 1992. "The Living Legend." Swiss-born watchmaker from Le Sentier, Vallée de Joux. He is regarded as the greatest master of modern watchmaking, and his watches are referenced as among the best ever made. He finishes all of his watches himself by hand. In 1992, Dufour was the first watchmaker to put arguably the most complex of complications in a wristwatch, a Sonnerie. His other two models include Duality and Simplicity.
• GRANDE SONNERIE
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• Philippe Starck
• PHOENIX WATCHES - since 1990.
• COLLECTIONS
• PHOSPHOR - "Time Reinvented." E-ink world time watch and digital watches.
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• PIAGET - founded in 1874. "150 years of innovation have made the Maison one of the world's most prestigious watchmaker-jewelers." Piaget has been blurring the boundaries between ‘Swiss watch’ and ‘luxury watch’ since 1874. Drawing on a wealth of ancestral expertise, the Maison imagines each of its luxury watches as the fruit of an exceptional marriage between the watchmaking and jewelry arts. From the finesse of its movements to the brilliance of its precious stones, the Swiss watch becomes a gem in the hands of its master craftsmen. All watches.
• PIAGET - Wikipedia.
• A Brief Tour Of Piaget's Modern History In Nine Watches - "Piaget's Head Of Patrimony walks us through the brand's archive."
• How personalised watches became a cult collector’s item - "Stoned! A new Piaget customisation service revisits a glorious era in 1960s design."
• how piaget became the world's hottest watch brand - "'The entire Polo philosophy can be summed up in one sentence,' chairman Yves G Piaget said at the time. 'It’s a watch bracelet rather than a mere wristwatch.' 'The concept was: ‘The most expensive watch in the world’.'"
• Piaget Goes Green With New Polo Skeleton & Date Watches - "It’s no secret that green has become the new blue this year when it comes to watch dials. Make no mistake, blue is still a beloved color, but watch brands are recognizing the soothing effect green has. It reminds us of nature, life and Earth - something everyone is trying to protect these days. As such, it comes as no great surprise that Swiss watch brand Piaget would opt to bedeck its beloved Polo watches in vibrant green."
• Piaget, The Art of Ultra-Thin Watchmaking & Miniaturization - "A closer look at Piaget's archives reveals how ultra-thin has shaped the brand and why it has to be considered a true complication."
• Piaget Unveils Polo Skeleton, An Over-The-Top High-Jeweled Mechanical Watch - "It isn’t often that brands get to showcase both their technical prowess and their Métiers d’Arts skills, but with the new Piaget Polo Skeleton, this venerable Swiss brand does exactly that. The new watch houses an ultra-thin movement on the inside and mega-diamond settings on the outside for a dazzling delight set for anyone who has the courage to outshine everyone. The 1,746 brilliant-cut diamonds are really only there, though, to accentuate the wonderful Caliber 1200S1 self-winding ultra-thin skeletonized movement seen via a sapphire crystal and case back. This is one of the world’s thinnest mechanical self-winding movements at just 2.4mm thick (the size of two paper envelopes)."
• The Race to Develop the World’s Thinnest Watch - "The current mania for ultra-slim watches is driving a competition among watchmakers to capture the title."
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• ALTIPLANO WATCH COLLECTION - "Ultimate distinction." In the ultimate expression of luxury watches by Piaget, the Altiplano ultra-thin watch was conceived to offer a backdrop of purity and absolute refinement for its movements.
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• BLACK TIE COLLECTION - "The story of the relationship between Yves Piaget and Andy Warhol. Piaget Black Tie limited series for Andrea Foffi."
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• Complication watches - "Swiss watches with unique designs and exceptional finishes." In the tranquility of the small village of La Côte-aux-Fées, located in the Swiss Jura, Piaget has been creating landmark complication watches since 1874. Over the years, Piaget luxury watches have gone from pocket watches to wristwatches, integrating a wide range of complications along the way. Constantly exploring new challenges, the Manufacture has added demanding complication watches to its arsenal, such as the tourbillon, perpetual calendar, minute repeater and flyback chronograph - functions often combined together or with a dual time zone or power-reserve indicator.
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• Diamond watches - "Brilliant incarnations of its dual savoir-faire, Piaget diamond watches combine watchmaking arts with jewelry-making expertise. From the purity of their gems to the elegance of their design, these luxury watches are not only timepieces, but precious works of jewelry."
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• HIGH JEWELRY WATCHMAKING - "Since 1957, high watchmaking and high jewelry have always danced in tandem at Piaget, and this unique savoir-faire reached a new zenith in 1989 with the Aura high jewelry watch. 'To always do better than necessary' is a motto that has long guided the Piaget Maison. That raison d'être continues today, with creations that radiate with a singular energy from a mastery of materials - goldsmithing, ornamental stones or high jewellery gem-setting - and which further come to life from bold, daring designs and a unique frisson between past and present. "
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• PIAGET POLO COLLECTION - "Instinct of distinction." Piaget Polo luxury steel watches for men arise as the new benchmarks of masculine elegance inspired by models from the Maison’s legendary collection. Understated, dynamic and perfect in every way, with curved cases and polished or satin-finished bracelets, these luxury steel watches reflect the elegance and high standards of the sport from which they take their name, accompanying men from morning to night. A joyful celebration of the chic yet relaxed spirit of this collection of luxury watches for men since 1979. With guilloché dials, sapphire case-backs that reveal the watch’s movement and cases that marry round and cushion shapes, these luxury watches in stainless steel inscribe the collection in the long aesthetic tradition of the Swiss Manufacture. A heritage that nonetheless leaves room for Piaget Polo luxury watches for men to tell their own story, celebrating every instant.
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• POSSESSION COLLECTION - "Possession is the flamboyant encounters between the most exclusive savoir-faire and the inspired artistic vision of Piaget’s workshops." From its turning movement to its colors, from shapes to Decor Palace, the design of Possession is a token of distinction. Possession highlights the true ability of Piaget to seize the preciousness of the now, and to elevate the moment Possession is about living the moment.
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• Ultra-thin watches - "Watches featuring pure lines that last a lifetime." Ever more elegant and refined, Piaget ultra-thin watches are a natural fit on a gentleman’s wrist. Blending watchmaking expertise and precise design, these luxury watches confirm their status as pinnacles of modern horlogerie. The uncontested master of thin watches, Piaget has been creating the world’s most slender movements since 1957. At the heart of its celebrated Manufacture, hundreds of watchmaking and jewelry techniques make every design watch a genuine mechanical masterpiece. Beyond the precious stones set into their dials, cases and bracelets, these slim watches radiate with the unique expertise of the Swiss Maison.
• PIERRE BALMAIN
• ALL BALMAIN WATCHES
• PIERRE DEROCHE - since 1937.
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• GrandCliff
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• SplitRock
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• TNT
• Pierre Jaquet-Droz - (1721-1790).
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• PIERRE KUNZ
• GRANDE COMPLICATION COLLECTION
• JEWELLERY COLLECTION COLLECTION
• LADIES COLLECTION
• SPORT COLLECTION
• TAYLOR MADE - "Engravings personalise the watch complications, making them unique in the eyes of their owner. A former member of the Cabinotiers de Genève, the engraver follows the lead of the designer and can display all kinds of scenes, landscapes or monuments."
• The Perpetual Calendar
• PIERRE LANNIER
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• PIERRE LAURENT
• MECHANICAL
• POCKET WATCH
• PIERRE LE ROY - (1717-1785).
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• PIERRE MICHEL GOLAY
• PIERRE MICHEL GOLAY WATCHES - Horological Meandering.
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• PIERRE THOMAS
• TOURBILLON XXL
• PIGUET & CAPT
• PIGUET & MEYLAN
• PILO & CO.
• PINEIDER - since 1774. All models.
• COLLEZIONE 1949
• PIQUOT MERIDIEN
• PIRELLI
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• PITA BARCELONA
• MOLINOS
• PLAZA WATCH
• PLL PARIS - pocket watches.
• PlÜmo - women's.
• PÖTGER-PIERI - owned by Invicta Watch Company.
• POIRAY - since 1975.
• POLANTI

• POLAR ELECTRO - "Listens To Your Body." Manufacturer of advanced sports training computers, heart rate monitoring equipment & sports GPS watches since 1977.
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• Polar RC3 GPS Tour de France - "Essential features in one compact package."
• POLICE
• POLJOT - founded in 1964.
• PONTIFA
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• PORSCHE DESIGN - all models.
• Porsche Design: 50 Years of Making Things Better - "In 2022, Porsche Design is paying tribute to some of its most iconic product creations. Among them is a faithful re-edition of 'the first all-black chronograph' from 1972, the legendary Chronograph 1."
• The Porsche Design Chronograph 718 Cayman GT4 RS - "Lightweight construction meets performance, on the track and on the wrist..."
• INDICATOR
• P'6000 DASHBOARD
• POSEIDON
• PRAETORIAN WATCHES
• Signifer Automatic Diver
• PRANO
• PRECISTA - Swiss made military watches.
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• PRESIDENTIAL WATCH COMPANY - an Authorized Jorg Gray Retailer.
• Jorg Gray 6500 Series Chronograph
• Commemorative Jorg Gray 6500 Series Chronograph - is the same 41mm wristwatch worn by President Barack Obama.
• PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA'S WATCH - the President has worn the Jorg Gray 6500 Chronograph on many historic occasions since August 2007.
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• PRINZ WOLFGANG VON BAYERN
• POCKET WATCHES
• PW101
• PRO TEK - since 1989. "ProTek features unparalleled self-powered illumination that glows non-stop for 25 years." All models.
• Pro Tek Launches The Series 1000 Tactical Watches With tritium tube illumination - aBlogtoWatch.
• PROGRESS WATCH
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• PROJECTS - since 1992. "Architecture you can wear." All collections.
• EQUILIBRIUM WATCH
• FREE TIME WATCH - has 3 concentric circles.
• GARZON GRAY TRYO
• GRAND TOUR DUAL TIME WATCH
• PROPEL WATCH
• THE ATOM WATCH
• WATER BUBBLES WATCH - air, water, gas... The elements watch.
• YIN YANG WATCH
• Publish
• PULSAR - division of Seiko. The world's first electronic digital watch, today Pulsar watches are usually analog.
• PULSAR - Wikipedia.
• WATCH GALLERY
• PURDEY
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• Purnell - since 2017. "More Future Than Past | Contemporary Swiss High Watchmaking devoted to Hyper Horology." Traditions of the past have been cast aside in the spirit of revolution. Purnell, located on Rue du Rhône in Geneva, brings to the wrist of the few masterpieces that are beyond conventional high watchmaking: “Hyper Horology”. Purnell has become the official timekeeper of Paris Saint-Germain. All collections.
• Hands-on: Purnell Escape II Double Spherical Tourbillon Watches - aBlogtoWatch.