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Patek Philippe Calatrava Lake Geneva Barques 5089 (5089G-036)

Awesome Patek Philippe watch. Durable leather and a clean finish. I get compliments at work and out on the town.

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Review by Anthony Miller, From United States Apo / Ae

Patek Philippe Minute Repeater Perpetual Calendar 5073R (5073R-001)

I really like this Patek Philippe Grand Complications watch. My husband bought it for me 5 months ago. It's smart, trendy and stylish. I like everything except that somehow the water gets deposited inside the dial and leaves a spot inside... I haven't seen this affect then performance or anything but it just looks bad.. specially if you have a eye for detail..

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Review by DePaul Rai, From France, Metropolitan Fontenay Aux Roses

Patek Philippe Gondolo Serata 4973 (4973G-001)

For anyonee considering this Patek Philippe Gondolo Serata 4973 (4973G-001) watch, I have owned this model for 20+ years and never had a problem. I purchased a new Wenger band last year, and I've probably replaced the battery a couple of times. It's a great everyday watch!

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Review by Thomas F. McTaggart, From Thailand Bangkok

As an expansion of its print media presence, Patek Philippe is launching an entirely new campaign dedicated to ladies' timepieces. It draws a parallel between the timeless beauty and value of a Patek Philippe watch and pivotal relationships as well as defining moments. It introduces a new slogan: Something truly precious holds its beauty forever.

Mothers and daughters
The first chapter of the campaign underlines the sophistication of the range and the lifelong relationship that consumers have with Patek Philippe by showing the eternal beauty of the mother-daughter relationship.
The campaign, shot by Peter Lindbergh who can also take credit for a number of men's and ladies' executions for the brand in the past, shows attractive women experiencing precious, unforgettable moments. Timeless styling and contemporary ambient touches add subtle fashion cues, while the focus of the visual is on the special intimacy that mothers and daughters share.

The strategy was developed following extensive research among Patek Philippe's female clients in major cities throughout the world. Leagas Delaney CEO Margaret Johnson, who conducted the research for Patek Philippe, said: "Patek Philippe's female audience increasingly regards a watch as more than a fashion accessory - women appreciate the astonishing level of craftsmanship involved in the manufacture of every Patek Philippe. The new campaign builds a b emotional connection with women who understand the enduring value and profound beauty of something truly precious".

Fathers and sons
Concurrently, Patek Philippe will be presenting a new iteration of its celebrated 'Generations' campaign that was initially launched in 1996. Based on the Begin Your Own Tradition platform, the latest evolution of this highly regarded campaign called upon the talent of French photographer Veronique Vial.

Vial's intimate reportage style is a departure from the current portrait photography approach, elegantly capturing the emotional essence of the father-son relationship, while emphasizing the sophisticated and contemporary cues that were introduced by the art direction of the 2010 campaign.

In addition, the slogan You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely look after it for the next generation. is given even more importance as it has become such a revered brand asset. This 'Generations' theme was used in parallel for ladies' and men's models until the Twenty~4® collection was launched in 1999 with the slogan Who will you be in the next 24 hours.

Both new campaigns are scheduled to break worldwide on August 1.