Patek Philippe 5711A – The Patek Piano
During this year the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711A with the white dial became of the most desired stainless-steel sports watches in haute horology. Read the full article.
24. June 2020
During this year the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711A with the white dial became of the most desired stainless-steel sports watches in haute horology. Read the full article.
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Not all of you have the same knowledge of watch making which is why we have been asked many times if we can post an article about watch basics. Here is part II.
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