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The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak was launched in 1972 with the reference 5402 and designed by one of the most prolific designers in the watchmaking industry, Gerald Genta.

The Offshore version was first introduced in 1993 and was designed by Emmanuel Gueit. It was intended to be a sporty and robust watch, with a larger case and a distinctive design, notably featuring a large and visible gasket under the bezel. Although it was initially met with some controversy due to its larger size, it has become one of Audemars Piguet's most recognizable collections.

The Offshore “Diver” version, however, did not appear until 2010 with the reference 15703ST. This was an evolution of the Offshore ‘Scuba’ reference 15340ST, Audemars Piguet's first diving watch, released in 2005 to commemorate the centenary of the German jeweler “Wempe.” .

While retaining the distinctive style of the Offshore collection, this model incorporates a rotating inner bezel to meet the requirements of underwater divers.

The model presented here is the latest version produced in stainless steel with a mouse gray “Méga Tapisserie” dial and applied hour markers and hands in white gold. With a case measuring 42 mm wide and 14.2 mm thick, this watch is water-resistant to 30 bar (300 meters) and is equipped with the new self-winding caliber 4308. This movement has a power reserve of 60 hours and is visible through the sapphire crystal case back.

This watch comes with its box, outer box, international warranty card, travel pouch, and two complementary interchangeable straps in gray and blue rubber.

Grey

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Date

Discover the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Diver 15720ST.OO.A009CA.01 model with its gray dial, available at our showroom in Geneva.

Royal Oak Offshore

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Travel pouch

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Patek Philippe

Introduced in 1932 with the Ref. 96, the Calatrava collection was designed in the spirit of Bauhaus aesthetics, emphasizing simplicity, elegance, and functionality. It is considered by many to be the most elegant and timeless classic watch ever created, distinguished by its clean dials, elegant hands, and balanced cases. 

Ref. 5196, available from 2004 to 2022, incorporates all the hallmarks of its predecessors with baton hour markers, dauphine hands, small seconds, and slender lugs, but features a 37mm diameter case. The Ref. 5196R has an 18-karat rose gold case (hence the designation “R” for rose gold at Patek Philippe). 

At the heart of the watch is the Calibre 215 PS hand-wound mechanical movement, which offers high precision and a power reserve of 44 hours.

This model embodies the refined and timeless aesthetics of the Calatrava collection, making it the perfect choice for those who appreciate understated elegance.

The watch comes with an extract from the Patek Philippe archives and a full service invoice dated 2025.

Silver

Small second

Discover the Patek Philippe Calatrava model reference 5196R available at our showroom in Geneva.

Calatrava

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Extract of the archives

Service invoice

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Rose Gold

Introduced in the early 1960s, the Patek Philippe Calatrava 3445 is a true icon of classic watchmaking. The first automatic Calatrava with a date display, it marks an important milestone in the history of the Manufacture, combining timeless elegance with modern functionality.

The 3445G reference, crafted in 18K white gold, perfectly illustrates Patek Philippe's aesthetic language during this period: a 35 mm round case, straight and slender lugs, a slightly beveled bezel, and proportions of absolute purity. The case maker's hallmark, the Geneva key no. 4, visible on the inside of the case back, belongs to Antoine Gerlach, best known to collectors for having made the first precious metal cases for the Calatrava ref. 96 and the cases for the Patek Philippe “Padellone” ref. 3448.

The opaline silver dial, with its refined design, is distinguished by its applied white gold baton hour markers and straight hands. The date window at 3 o'clock blends in harmoniously, as does the small seconds at 6 o'clock, which balances the whole, for perfect clarity and legibility.

Powered by the automatic caliber 27-460M, this movement features a solid gold rotor and a power reserve of approximately 40 hours. Unusually for a dress watch of this era, it is equipped with a screw-down case back, making it water-resistant to 30 meters—a notable technical achievement in Patek Philippe's production.

Both discreet and sophisticated, the Patek Philippe Calatrava 3445G embodies the very essence of Patek Philippe style: a perfect balance between technical innovation, aesthetic purity, and the timeless heritage of Geneva's fine watchmaking tradition.

The watch comes with its Patek Philippe archive extract. (on order)

Discover this Patek Philippe Calatrava 3445G available at our showroom in Geneva.

White Gold

Introduced in 1932 with the reference 96, the Calatrava collection is Patek Philippe's oldest and is considered by many to be the most elegant and timeless watches ever created.

The Patek Philippe Calatrava 5226G, meanwhile, was unveiled in 2022, embodying the perfect marriage between the brand's classic tradition and a contemporary approach to watch design by introducing new aesthetic details while remaining faithful to the spirit of the Calatrava collection.

Crafted in 18-karat white gold, the 5226G stands out with its 40 mm case featuring a “clous de Paris” guilloché pattern, an iconic motif visible around the entire circumference thanks to lugs integrated into the case back—a rare technical feat.

The dial features a charcoal gray texture that fades to black, inspired by vintage cameras, contrasting with applied Arabic numerals in white gold coated with luminescent material. The syringe-style hands, also luminescent, offer optimal readability.

The watch is powered by the automatic caliber 26-330 S C, visible through the sapphire crystal case back. This high-precision movement features a stop-second mechanism and bidirectional winding, guaranteeing a power reserve of approximately 45 hours.

The Calatrava 5226G thus illustrates Patek Philippe's ability to renew one of its most iconic models, infusing it with modernity and craftsmanship.

The watch comes complete with its box, outer box, certificate of origin, manuals, and tag.

Brown

Discover this Patek Philippe Calatrava 5226G Full Set 2025 available at our showroom in Geneva.

Certificate of origin

Original papers

Rolex

Folding Clasp

The Oyster Perpetual collection is Rolex's most affordable line, renowned for its waterproof “Oyster” case and “Perpetual” automatic movement, guaranteeing exceptional precision and reliability. Introduced in 1926, the first waterproof “Oyster” case gained notoriety in 1927 when English swimmer Mercedes Gleitze crossed the English Channel wearing a Rolex equipped with this revolutionary case. In 1931, Rolex launched its first “Perpetual” automatic movement.

Since then, the Oyster Perpetual collection has continued to evolve, becoming one of Rolex's most popular and iconic ranges.

The model we are presenting here has a diameter of 36 mm, a green dial, and a three-link Oyster bracelet. It is equipped with the caliber 3230, offering chronometric precision of -2/+2 seconds per day and a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.

The watch comes complete with its box, outer box, warranty card, manuals, and tag.

Green

Discover this Rolex Oyster Perpetual 126000 Green available at our showroom in Geneva.

Oyster Perpetual

Stainless steel

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

Découvrez cette Patek Philippe Gondolo 4824G Breguet Numerals disponible à notre showroom à Genève.

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