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Launched in 2001, the Calatrava 5134 perfectly illustrates the discreet and timeless elegance that characterizes Patek Philippe. This model embodies the quintessence of Swiss watchmaking classicism, while incorporating a particularly useful complication: dual time zones.

The 5134P reference, produced in platinum (as indicated by the letter “P”) from 2005 to 2009, is one of the most prestigious versions of this series. With a diameter of 37 mm, the case is very understated and enhanced by the discreet presence of a diamond at 6 o'clock, a signature feature of Patek Philippe's platinum models.

This watch is powered by the caliber 215 PS FUS, a hand-wound mechanical movement with a power reserve of approximately 44 hours. It displays a second time zone via an additional hand, with the option of adjusting the local time in one-hour increments using two pushers on the left side of the case. The dial features a small seconds display at 6 o'clock and a day/night indicator at 12 o'clock – a practical feature when traveling.

The opaline silver dial features applied hour markers and dauphine hands, providing perfect readability and a refined aesthetic. The symmetrical layout and impeccable finish reflect the attention to detail characteristic of the Geneva-based manufacturer.

The watch comes with an extract from the archives (to follow) and a Patek Philippe travel pouch.

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Hours

Minutes

Seconds

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Travel pouch

Extract of the archives

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Platinum

Pin buckle

The Patek Philippe Gondolo 4824G embodies timeless elegance and Art Deco refinement in a feminine and precious format. 

The Gondolo collection takes its name from the famous retailer Gondolo & Labouriau in Rio de Janeiro, for whom Patek Philippe created an exclusive collection of watches between 1872 and the 1920s. 

Launched in the 1990s, this watch is distinguished by its rectangular 18-karat white gold case (the “G” in the reference stands for “Or Gris”), its clean lines, and its bezel with vertical gadrooning. Inspired by the designs of the 1920s, the Gondolo collection pays homage to the geometric and symmetrical aesthetics of the era.

The 4824G reference, with its white dial, ‘Breguet’ numerals, leaf hands, and ultra-reliable quartz movement, combines timeless beauty with easy wearability. Discreet yet luxurious, it is designed for those seeking a slim watch with a historical soul.

White

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Rolex

Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to simultaneously display the day of the week and the date in separate windows on the dial. Rolex has never concealed its association with influential personalities, including many heads of state, earning this model the nickname “President”.

Reference **18206**, produced from 1989 onwards, represents one of the most prestigious variations of the Day-Date, made exclusively in platinum. With a diameter of 36 mm, it features a smooth bezel - a discreet element that contrasts with the luxurious, exclusive character of platinum.

Unlike previous generations, this reference is equipped with the **calibre 3155**. This automatic movement incorporates the **rapid day and date change** function via the crown, a major evolution in terms of ease of use. It offers a power reserve of around 48 hours and is chronometer-certified.

The dial of this model may vary from version to version, but it is often offered with precious finishes: diamond hour markers, mother-of-pearl or fine stone dials, and day displays available in several languages, in keeping with Day-Date tradition. This particular model features a dial with diamond hour-markers. Note that dials for platinum models feature larger diamonds than those for gold models. The day display is in English, the most commonly chosen language worldwide.

The **President** bracelet, a signature of the collection since 1956, is a natural accompaniment to this reference. Also in platinum, it features a **folding clasp with invisible clasp**, offering excellent comfort and a refined aesthetic.

The Rolex Day-Date 18296 is thus an emblematic and particularly refined watch, combining prestige, technical innovation and horological excellence.

The watch is delivered with an additional Roman numerals dial, a 2025 Rolex service card and a travel pouch.

Date

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Day Date

Automatic

Warranty service card

Launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to simultaneously display the day of the week and the date in separate windows on the dial. Rolex has never concealed its association with influential personalities, including many heads of state, earning this model the nickname “President”.

Reference 18296, produced from 1989 onwards, is one of the most prestigious variations of the Day-Date, made exclusively in platinum. With a diameter of 36 mm, it is distinguished by its diamond-set lugs - a detail that further accentuates its luxurious and exclusive character, and contrasts with the simplicity of the smooth bezel.

Unlike previous generations, this model is equipped with caliber 3155. This automatic movement incorporates a quick-change day and date function via the crown, a major evolution in terms of user comfort. It offers a power reserve of around 48 hours and is chronometer-certified.

The dial of this model may vary from version to version, but it is often offered with precious finishes: diamond hour markers, mother-of-pearl or fine stone dials, and day displays available in several languages, in keeping with Day-Date tradition. This particular model features a dial with diamond hour-markers. Note that dials for platinum models feature larger diamonds than those for gold models. The day display is in English, the most commonly chosen language worldwide.

The **President** bracelet, a signature of the collection since 1956, is a natural accompaniment to this reference. Also in platinum, it features a folding clasp with invisible buckle, offering excellent comfort and a refined aesthetic.

The Rolex Day-Date 18296 is thus an emblematic and particularly refined watch, combining prestige, technical innovation and horological excellence.

Discover this rare Rolex Day-Date 18296 Platinum with gem-set lugs available at our showroom in Geneva.

The second reference in the Nautilus collection to feature a moon phase complication after the ref. 3712 released in 2005, the 5712 was an undisputed success upon its release the following year to mark the Nautilus's 30th anniversary.

The 5712 features a gradient and grooved blue dial displaying, in addition to the hours and minutes, a small seconds hand at 4 o'clock, the date and moon phase at 7 o'clock, and a power reserve indicator at 10:30. The atypical arrangement of these elements creates a perfectly harmonious ensemble that is difficult to ignore. Its 40mm case strikes the perfect balance between elegance and sportiness.

This model is equipped with the caliber 240 PS IRM C LU (for Small Seconds, Power Reserve Indication, Calendar, and Moon) with a 21K gold micro-rotor.

The watch comes with its box, over-box, Patek Philipe certificate of origin, document holder, booklets and correction stylus.

Blue

Moonphase

Power reserve

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Nautilus

Outer box

Original papers

Stainless steel

Steel

Audemars Piguet

Launched in 2019, the Code 11.59 collection by Audemars Piguet embodies watchmaking tradition and avant-garde design, distinguished by its unique case architecture and a platform for expressing grand complications.

Presented in a 41 mm 18-carat white gold case, the reference 26394BC adopts the complex architecture of the Code 11.59 collection: an octagonal case middle frame nestled between a round bezel and case back, a discreet nod to the Royal Oak's heritage while asserting its own distinct identity. The finishes alternate between satin-brushed and mirror-polished, creating a refined play of light with every movement of the wrist.

The deep aventurine blue dial, studded with sparkling shards, evokes a night sky. It harmoniously houses the perpetual calendar counters, with a balanced layout and optimized readability. The white gold hands and indexes add a touch of contrast and elegance to the overall effect.

Visible through the sapphire crystal case back, the automatic caliber 5134 is based on the 2120 movement—one of the thinnest in the world—adapted here to incorporate the perpetual calendar complication. This self-winding movement offers a 40-hour power reserve and is distinguished by its fine finishing: Côtes de Genève, circular graining, and hand-polished angles.

The watch comes full set with its box, outer-box, rotating case, Audemars Piguet warranty card, and manual.

Perpetual Calendar

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