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Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar Chronograph 5970 (5970G-001)

I got this product few days ago and tried to figure it out how to use it for checking time. But I can only find one botton at the side of the watch however in the manual, there are two bottons to set up time and date. disappointed.

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Review by john-paul hawach, From Bkk Bangkok

Patek Philippe World Time Chronograph 5930G (5930G-001)

I have a small wrist and this Patek Philippe watch is not only adorable but a great fit. Heidi - no, no, no - don''t make them too big.

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Review by patrick eyerich, From Israel Hadera

Patek Philippe Calatrava 5120G (5120/1G-001)

I don't write many reviews because I am always sending things back, but this is not going back.This Patek Philippe Calatrava 5120G (5120/1G-001) watch is beautiful, completely different than the other watches out there. Love it.

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Review by Justin Boldra, From Turkey Bayburt

Following the successful launch of the Institutional print* advertising campaign and the "Acoustics" digital campaign, Patek Philippe continues to develop its digital communication strategy with the online advertising campaign and presents "SERVICE", the second chapter in its series of themed online content.
The digital activity brings to life the Institutional print campaigns with online content tailored to suit the most inquisitive palates from the watch amateur to the collector. The campaign offers unique and engaging content about the manufacture, the family's involvement, and the exceptional standards of watchmaking at Patek Philippe.
The SERVICE chapter of the digital campaign brings to life two of the Institutional print campaign executions that use the headlines: "At Patek Philippe we are committed to restoring and maintaining all our watches - even those dating as far back as 1839" and the recently launched headline: "At our family-owned watch company, we believe the skills required to service, repair and restore our watches are much the same as those required to make one. Which is why we insist this is only carried out by authorized watchmakers, trained by Patek Philippe."

Assuring an owners investment, and the integrity of every Patek Philippe watch requires special commitment. At Patek Philippe, After Sales Service is a non-profit center and is an integral part of the Patek Philippe Seal requirements; it represents one of the ten values of the family-owned watch company. The SERVICE advertising campaign and the themed online content illustrates the embodiment of that commitment: presenting the International Customer Service network, the processes and commitment involved in servicing, repairing, and restoring the Patek Philippe heritage.
The new SERVICE campaign launches in September and is supported with online advertising banners and bespoke QR codes in print with an instantaneous link to the online content. The first chapter of the digital campaign "Acoustics" launched in 2011 will continue to be supported using the headline from the Institutional print campaign: "Of course, the acoustics of all minute repeaters have to be tested. In our family-owned watch company, the President does it." The "Acoustics" online content offers a wealth of content about minute repeaters, one of the most revered types of complications, and brings to life the extraordinary collection of Patek Philippe minute repeaters.
The Institutional "Service" & "Acoustics" themed content can be found at: www.patek-institutional.com

Now, customers from France and the entire world can explore the stimulating spaciousness and cultivated ambiance of this oasis of genuine luxury. The official inauguration of the salon in the first week of November was an ideal opportunity for the Geneva workshops to present their new manufacture chronograph caliber and the first wristwatch chronograph to premiere as a ladies' model.
Patek Philippe has always had a special liaison with Paris. It was in this city, during the 1844 French Industrial Exposition, that aesthete Antoine Norbert de Patek met virtuoso watchmaker Jean-Adrien Philippe. It was an encounter that would have a decisive impact on the future of the manufacture. In 1986, Patek Philippe opened its first salon outside Geneva in a charming retail property on Avenue Montaigne just off the River Seine. Then, in 1995, Patek Philippe was the first major watchmaking company to establish its own exclusive presence on Place Vendôme, a fabled venue with one of the world's finest suites of show windows in the domains of jewelry and haute horlogerie. The company's own timepieces had already been on display here for many years. So meanwhile, 10 Place Vendôme has been a preferred address for devotees of exceptional watches for 15 years.

Redesigned to enchant

After the renovation of the historic Patek Philippe Salon on Rue du Rhône in Geneva was completed, the company resolved in 2009 to totally redesign its enclave in Paris on Place Vendôme as well. The acquisition of an adjacent property made it possible to considerably enlarge the showrooms. They now occupy two floors and include reception lounges for personally welcoming visitors, for press conferences, and for a variety of events dedicated to the heritage and culture of Patek Philippe. The Art Deco-inspired interior exhibits the same blend of classic and modern elements as the Patek Philippe salons in London and New York, bringing together precious materials such as marble, alabaster, rosewood, and maple - with special emphasis on wrought-iron art that perfectly matches the "Grand Siecle" architecture on Place Vendôme. To extend a cordial welcome to French and international customers, the focus was on luxury, comfort, and hospitality, and the result is an ambiance that best represents the synergy of tradition and innovation for which the manufacture stands. Closed to the public since the end of May 2009, the Patek Philippe showrooms in Paris reopened in late September.

A new "home-made" chronograph movement
The official inauguration of the refurbished Patek Philippe salon attended by the Geneva-based manufacture's presidents Philippe and Thierry Stern showcased a new chronograph that was conceived, developed, and manufactured entirely in-house. The CH 29-535 PS movement is a traditional column-wheel caliber, the most regal design of a mechanical chronograph. It incorporates six patented innovations that enhance the reliability, functionality, and performance of the chronograph. Like all Patek Philippe movements, this caliber is a paragon of aesthetics, precision, and craftsmanship. And it enriches the Patek Philippe portfolio of movements that now encompasses 21 basis calibers in 45 versions.

The chronograph turns feminine
The second surprise will certainly delight ladies. Instead of launching a complicated movement in a new men's model, Patek Philippe decided to break a habit and first present the new caliber in a wrist chronograph destined to gracefully premiere on the wrists of ladies - hence its name "Ladies First Chronograph". T

he Ref. 7071R wrist chronograph has a case in 18K rose gold that was inspired by the workshops' 1930s Art Deco watches. The sleek, readily legible, and tastefully balanced dial has offcenter subsidiary dials with asymmetric scales as enchanting accents. Its feminine appeal is underscored by 136 round-cut diamonds that are set in an original manner around the dial beneath the sapphire-crystal glass. This striking instrument seductively combines technical perfection with artisanal excellence. At once casual and assertive, it will appeal to the growing number of women who pursue active lifestyles and are attracted by the fascination of complicated mechanical timepieces.