Great use of the images when the reference numbers are mentioned. Thank you.

A multi hour mini series… Netflix you know you’re listening, call Tim and make it happen. Great video guys!

Love these series and seeing Brian featuring a lot more in them. Great job! The only thing that would make it better is if you brought some examples of the watches you’re discussing. I would have loved to have seen the 5230 make an appearance!

I've been waiting for such a video. Thank you.

Omega and Rolex have proven that the stainless steel annual calendar is a hit! Patek entering this space and starting to dilute it’s nautilus and aquanaut production is genius. They will only increase the hype on these families since they will be diluting production, and they will push forward with pieces more representative of the brand’s heritage, which for someone like me, who actually isn’t really a fan of the design of the Nautilus or aquanaut, but is a HUGE Patek fan, just waiting for the chance to own a calendar watch of theirs, is an absolute godsend

I love these deep dives. Keep it up and thank you!

Great great conversation and an extraordinary amount of data, the best couple of experts my congratulations from México... Saludos

I missed my favorite reference, the 5205G-013

love these episodes talking about Patek Philippe! I've wanted my first Patek to be an annual calendar and learning all this information just makes me want it more🤞🏼that I get "the call" this year.

We need more Mike. Doesn't matter if he's back in Philly or in Connecticut.

Fabntastic deep dive and so much food for thought! Annual Calendar is my next move within Patek and I cannot wait. Love Patek 🌎

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I love my 5212A - it is easily the finest watch I ever owned. But I think Brian is completely out to lunch to talk about any of these watches being able to 'take a beating', etc. I quite recently learned from bitter firsthand experience what happens if a modern Patek from the complications range receives even a moderate shock of the kind that can easily happen in daily life. (Basically the watch is away for between a quarter and a third of a year, and the bill, as quoted, will come to roughly as much as the cost of a brand new Tudor - a watch which really could 'take a beating' :-0)

Great conversation. Interesting views on a significant shift away from traditional calendars towards modern. Personally stuck in my ways on traditional styles, and whilst not so convenient for the modern day, I’m struggling to find attachment to the new styles such as 5326.

Great information on the Patek calendar watches.

Tim, you mentioned VC annual calendar at 1:28… I was at a VC boutique recently and saw their offering and asked to see the annual calendar complication and the salesperson informed me that VC hasn’t/does’t make annual calendars since it was invented by PP…true?

Great content

Great Job Guys!

Great video and explanations. The 5140P is my grial right now.

Thanx Tim and Brian 🥃🥃🥃

Absolutely, I much prefer the annual to a perpetual - for sure, not such a grand complication, but easy to reset, cheaper to service and on balance, more practical. Peoples' perpetuals are always tell the wrong date, so what's the point?! The 5146 is such a great watch - traditional style, but day-to-day tough and a modern size.

I gave you a thumbs-up on this one but it was disappointing because there was no mention of the PP Annual Calendar that I have: the 5205g-013 or any 5205 for that matter. I have felt that this one is the prettiest of their offerings in the category and the case is as modern as any out there.

Great video, what watch is Brian wearing?

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@@bz8047 thank you

Patek master class

5236o is the rising star! soon or later people gonna hoard them.

Tim gets dressed up for Patek!

let tim to host this by himself.

I like Brian, but I have to say I have to say, hearing him talk about Patek watches being able to "take a beating" seems pretty damn insane! I own a 5212A which I wore regularly for about a year. Then the evil day came when it slipped out of my hands while I was taking it off, and fell about 3 feet onto a soft carpet. Boom! 1300 GBP for service repair, baby! (Not to mention the watch being away for 3-4 months. The UK Patek Service Centre sent it straight back to the elite squad in Geneva, apparently.) Yes, it's a beautiful watch. Yes, I am in love with it. But these emphatically are NOT watches which are engineered to take a beating, resist shocks, high vibration, etc. I now question whether it is even really fit for everyday wear by anyone other than somebody who has a very sedentary lifestyle? :-(

Talk about the stone in this house and history,, brian, let Tim handle the watch

Set design, we need a word. Brian's trousers being the same colour as his char, it looks like he has fake legs, or wearing a novelty chair outfit from the fancy-dress shop. In fact, the only thing that could make him look more like a desperate last-minute rental before a fancy-dress party is if we was wearing a bright orange Chinese hat. Oh, wait ...

You can thank the Rolex Hulk for the green dial trend. Sure Patek is going more contemporary but on a limited production run within an overall limited production per year. Patek doesn’t cater to young clients/collectors. They still cater to older clients. What they are doing is offering sporty color dials for clients that already own traditional Patek design references. Young people are not buying Patek like you guys claim they are. It more young collectors with money.

I like this host but he needs to stop saying “for sure” or “exactly” every time you answer a question. We know Tim is the expert!

BG uses two different pronunciations of “Patek” in his first sentence … sigh.