Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe Announces The Aquanaut Luce Minute Repeater, The First Grand Complication Aquanaut
Patek Philippe Announces The Aquanaut Luce Minute Repeater, The First ...

The entry level Patek just stepped into the heavyweight ring. Patek Philippe doesn’t really do so-called quiet luxury, or at least ...

Patek Philippe Announces The Ref. 1938P-001 Minute Repeater Alarm “Philippe Stern”
Patek Philippe Announces The Ref. 1938P-001 Minute Repeater Alarm R...

An aristocrat among alarms, in tribute to one of the giants of modern watchmaking. The watch is a tribute to Patek Philippe’s honor...

The Inbox: Rolex Service Intervals, Innovation In Watchmaking, And The Cost Of Craftsmanship
The Inbox: Rolex Service Intervals, Innovation In Watchmaking, And The...

Welcome to the WatchBox Inbox, where we answer questions sent to us by the WatchBox community. This week, we’re looking at how to store w...

The Grandest Complication: Patek Philippe’s Minute Repeaters
The Grandest Complication: Patek Philippe’s Minute Repeaters

Making the music of time. I remember very clearly the very first time I ever heard a minute repeater, mostly because it wasn’t a ve...

How Independent Watchmaking’s Simplest Watches Became Its Most Exclusive
How Independent Watchmaking’s Simplest Watches Became Its Most E...

And why some of the simplest watches in the world are among the most expensive. As a general rule, for as long as people have been making...

Why Only Watch 2023 Is The Craziest Only Watch Ever
Why Only Watch 2023 Is The Craziest Only Watch Ever

And why this is one of the most colorful years yet. If there is a single event that brings together just about everyone in the world of f...

Only Watch Delivers Yet Again
Only Watch Delivers Yet Again

Taking a look at my favorite pieces from the watch world’s biggest charity event. Last week, we were given our first look at what is, alw...

Taking Sides: The Best James Bond Watch Is Not The Omega Seamaster
Taking Sides: The Best James Bond Watch Is Not The Omega Seamaster

Come at me, bro. June 27 marks the 50th anniversary of the release of “Live and Let Die,” Roger Moore’s first appearanc...

The New York Auctions — One Week Later
The New York Auctions — One Week Later

I like New York in June, How About You? Last week saw the auction world swing back to New York City with collectors and enthusiasts desce...

Taking Sides: The 4:30 Date Window Is Fine
Taking Sides: The 4:30 Date Window Is Fine

“Strong opinions, weakly held.” – James Stacey In this installment of Taking Sides, Jack Forster and Griffin Bartsch debate t...

Phillips Hong Kong Auction XVI: An Imperial Patek, And Independents Ascendant
Phillips Hong Kong Auction XVI: An Imperial Patek, And Independents As...

Condition is everything – except when it isn’t. Phillips: The Hong Kong Watch Auction XVI, took place over the 24th and 25th of May...

Geneva Auction Week: Indies Shine, Classics Climb, And That Million Dollar Milgauss
Geneva Auction Week: Indies Shine, Classics Climb, And That Million Do...

Or should I say, two million dollar Milgauss? The dust is settling from this spring’s Geneva Auction Week 2023, and while it may be...

Hot Lots and Hidden Treasures at Geneva Auction Week
Hot Lots and Hidden Treasures at Geneva Auction Week

Not the usual suspects. Although the news out of Geneva this week has been, for understandable reasons, dominated by the thematic Christi...

The Tourbillon In The 2000s: Everything Everywhere All At Once
The Tourbillon In The 2000s: Everything Everywhere All At Once

Tourbillon evolution, fast forward. The tourbillon, as we’ve seen, was for the most part a device used quite rarely in watchmaking ...

A Few Things I Didn’t Hate from Watches and Wonders 2023
A Few Things I Didn’t Hate from Watches and Wonders 2023

Variety is the spice of life. This year’s Watches and Wonders Geneva was the biggest version of the show so far — there were over...

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