In the 1940s, Patek Philippe did what it does best and managed a feat of horological arms that would remain unequaled for ...

For the awards ceremony, Messi stepped out in the Patek Philippe Ref. 5270P Perpetual Calendar Chronograph that came out in 2022, listed for $218,820 on the brand’s website.

There are more complicated calendar watches from Patek Philippe, but few are elegant and versatile as the reference 3940. Often held as a high water mark for perpetual calendar dial design, the ...

Luckily, the 5236P “in-line” perpetual calendar is here to remind us that, if you want to send a more nuanced signal to the world, there is still the other 99 percent of the Patek Philippe ...

Perpetual Calendar Watches For All Time Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5270P-014 Patek Philippe Dec 03, 2023, 03:00am ESTUpdated Dec 5, 2023, 08:32pm EST ...

The Patek Philippe 1518 watch, the first serially produced perpetual calendar chronograph, was first manufactured between 1941 and 1954. While Patek Philippe manufactured 281 pieces of this model ...

November 10, 2022 This Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar May Be One-of-a-Kind. It Could Fetch $800,000 at Auction. The Ref. 2499 is among nearly 180 rare and important watches that will appear in ...

You're looking at one of only several hundred yellow-gold Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar chronograph 5970s. It's not the rarity that makes this watch obsession-worthy, says L.A. artist Wes Lang ...

Patek Philippe might have already dropped new Nautilus models at the beginning of Watches and Wonders but the Genevan brand has saved the best till last with two new drops. First up is a new 39mm ...

Notable Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Watches The British watchmaker Thomas Mudge built the first working perpetual calendar pocket watch in 1762, and then watchmakers ignored (or avoided, perhaps ...

Among a handful of watches that Patek Philippe introduced this year, the yellowgold version of the Ref. 5270J-001 Perpetual Calendar Chronograph ($176,240) stands out.

Patek Philippe is famous for its perpetual calendars, and has produced 30 different versions of the complication since 1925, but until now, chose not to use one in a Nautilus.