It felt natural and easy during the shoot. We were out of action for a while, but Perpetually Patek will be at least a monthly feature in 2024. Best, Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Tim, this is my dream collection. I'd just add 5204P white dial to it since I believe no patek collection is complete without a perpetual-chrono piece 💯
Would love to see the 5520 movement on a Nautilus case, so it can be the perfect Travel time watch, waterproof to 100 meters and with luminous hands...5726 the perfect Nautilus
Finally a new episode, it had been a while. The 5196P is a gorgeous piece but wouldn't be my first pick it would be my 3 or 4th Patek. Now, that 5070P would definitely be a great piece if I were to start a Patek collection.
We're going to be back on a regular basis in 2024. This series was on hold while Brian got installed with his new home and new shop in South Florida. We'll put him on a frequent flyer plan to Philadelphia and shoot at least one of these -- preferably two -- per month next year. Best, Tim
Tim, thank you for the comment. One quick question. What do you think of the Vacheron overseas perpetual ultrathin? Is it worth the money at 100 K or would you do something else, thank you.
For Tim to not select a 5236P and a 5235G while choosing any version of a Nautilus makes me scratch my head. I've been watching him for 6 years and this does not reflect his weekly comments.
I didn't want to duplicate watches I've covered in other episodes and on other shows. I talked about the 5236P two shows ago and the 5070J one show ago. And I've probably said enough about the 5235G. Sometimes, I need to offer variety instead of recommitting to how I'd build my modern-reference dream Patek collection, which remains 5016 (any), 5275P, 5235G, 5236P, and 5070J. Best, Tim
@@the1916company I don't get the fascination with the 5070...for my taste, the dial is cluttered, the movement doesn't fit the watch's size, and the hand set does't grab me. Obviously to each their own, I certainly don't want you hunting the watches I'm interested in because I know they wouldn't end up with me in that scenario. Very interesting to see your modern-reference dream Patek collection: 5016 (any), 5275P, 5235G, 5236P, and 5070J...thank you for sharing.
Thank you for a world class presentation and video chat about some massive movers from Patek Philippe. Thank you Brian and Tim for another wonderful educational session about treasured timepieces.
It's fun to shoot these! I love focusing on Patek as a theme, and these are among my favorite watches from any brand. If I could only collect one brand for the rest of my life, it would be Patek Philippe. Best, Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews really wishing you would have said JLC or even De Bethune here because Patek is everyone's answer but I'm also glad you didn't just say some other brand 'just to be different.'
Our pleasure - thanks for watching, Vincent. Expect to see more of these with watches, interviews, and collection reviews in the near future. Best, Tim
Thanks for watching! We had lots of fun with this one. Fortunately, we had a great stock of options in the safe to build a fantastic episode. Best, Tim
I just wonder, who are your target group? Are you adverting to sell these or it is just for exhibiting? Enough of this Patek Patek Patek day in and day out! Good for their creators, to me personally they don't exist! I'm in a different universe. Go figure...
What's up with the sleeve on Tim's shirt? Mr. Govberg looks ready for business, Tim's shirt looks like it was out in the sun too long. Clothing is important on a channel such as this. Am I wrong?
@@gmshadowtraders Tim interviewed him and he's on record of having a Lange Datograph and a Rolex GMT Master II, both which he personally bought. He's social media suggests he was gifted a blue dial Royal Oak by his wife and that he also has a white dial Rolex Daytona (no origin story that I'm aware of).
Only people who have money to burn can afford the best made watches from the top watch makers . Majority of aurtomatic movements and watches are still not worth the time of day and money . Expensive watches that cannot keep excellent times within a second a day are a total waste of time and money . Movement finish of a caliber movement means sod all if a watch still cannot not keep accurate time . The honey moon period of buying one's desired favourite watch and been able to put it on your wrist , wears off as you get older in age . Expensive desired statement watches become less of a desire to waste ones money on , unless you are have an impulse addiction to buying watches alone that you cannot rid the habit , while having an endless supply of any amount of money as an endless money tree stream in your pocket . Life is too short as regards striving for the unattainable for the majority of people , and you cannot take it with you when one dies .
President Kennedy looking well
Hahaha
He looks like a child 🤣
Echoes of Adam Driver vibes from Mr. Mosso too.
We chose to pursue this hobby not because it was easy, but because it was HARD.
@@MrAristaeus 😂😂😂
who dresses these guys? can't Mad magazine provide a decent wardrobe budget for these Alfred E. Newman bros?
Among the BEST episodes on this channel so far 🥇🏆
It felt natural and easy during the shoot. We were out of action for a while, but Perpetually Patek will be at least a monthly feature in 2024.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews Tim, this is my dream collection. I'd just add 5204P white dial to it since I believe no patek collection is complete without a perpetual-chrono piece 💯
Great stuff Tim and Brian!
Annual calendar, chronograph, travel time Nautilus. That would be a dream watch
I cannot get enough of videos like this!
Not a big fan of Patek, but that Salmon dial world time is gorgeous
Would love to see the 5520 movement on a Nautilus case, so it can be the perfect Travel time watch, waterproof to 100 meters and with luminous hands...5726 the perfect Nautilus
5726 is my grail - on the list - lets hope!
Finally a new episode, it had been a while. The 5196P is a gorgeous piece but wouldn't be my first pick it would be my 3 or 4th Patek. Now, that 5070P would definitely be a great piece if I were to start a Patek collection.
We're going to be back on a regular basis in 2024. This series was on hold while Brian got installed with his new home and new shop in South Florida. We'll put him on a frequent flyer plan to Philadelphia and shoot at least one of these -- preferably two -- per month next year.
Best,
Tim
Tim, thank you for the comment. One quick question. What do you think of the Vacheron overseas perpetual ultrathin? Is it worth the money at 100 K or would you do something else, thank you.
Tim rolls up he sleeves in the Sun, hence the discoloration.
Love my 5726 1A on bracelet…….best Nautilus, I agree 👍🏻
YES! thank you guys. Keep doing perpetual Patek. it's my favorite.
For Tim to not select a 5236P and a 5235G while choosing any version of a Nautilus makes me scratch my head. I've been watching him for 6 years and this does not reflect his weekly comments.
I didn't want to duplicate watches I've covered in other episodes and on other shows. I talked about the 5236P two shows ago and the 5070J one show ago. And I've probably said enough about the 5235G. Sometimes, I need to offer variety instead of recommitting to how I'd build my modern-reference dream Patek collection, which remains 5016 (any), 5275P, 5235G, 5236P, and 5070J.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916company I don't get the fascination with the 5070...for my taste, the dial is cluttered, the movement doesn't fit the watch's size, and the hand set does't grab me. Obviously to each their own, I certainly don't want you hunting the watches I'm interested in because I know they wouldn't end up with me in that scenario. Very interesting to see your modern-reference dream Patek collection: 5016 (any), 5275P, 5235G, 5236P, and 5070J...thank you for sharing.
Thank you for a world class presentation and video chat about some massive movers from Patek Philippe. Thank you Brian and Tim for another wonderful educational session about treasured timepieces.
It's fun to shoot these! I love focusing on Patek as a theme, and these are among my favorite watches from any brand. If I could only collect one brand for the rest of my life, it would be Patek Philippe.
Best,
Tim
@@the1916companywatchreviews really wishing you would have said JLC or even De Bethune here because Patek is everyone's answer but I'm also glad you didn't just say some other brand 'just to be different.'
20 minutes of pure enjoyment, thanks for sharing the passion and your knowledge
Our pleasure - thanks for watching, Vincent. Expect to see more of these with watches, interviews, and collection reviews in the near future.
Best,
Tim
Starting out the day right, coffee Tim and Brian talking about Patek. I’m in heaven, another great show as always.
Thanks for watching! We had lots of fun with this one. Fortunately, we had a great stock of options in the safe to build a fantastic episode.
Best,
Tim
I just wonder, who are your target group?
Are you adverting to sell these or it is just for exhibiting?
Enough of this Patek Patek Patek day in and day out!
Good for their creators, to me personally they don't exist! I'm in a different universe. Go figure...
What's up with the sleeve on Tim's shirt? Mr. Govberg looks ready for business, Tim's shirt looks like it was out in the sun too long. Clothing is important on a channel such as this. Am I wrong?
Artistic touch
The shirt is much maligned and so far we haven't got Tim to budge on it.
Fantastic selection. Demonstrates why Patek are top of the holy trinity.Lange fan boys on suicide watch.
Lange is a pretender brand lol
I’m a Lange & Patek fan boy. Dont mess around and buy both
@@gmshadowtraders so Lange is good enough for Philippe Dufour (he spent his own money on one) but not good enough for you?
@@BenTramer Dufour is more of a Rolex man from what I've read
@@gmshadowtraders Tim interviewed him and he's on record of having a Lange Datograph and a Rolex GMT Master II, both which he personally bought. He's social media suggests he was gifted a blue dial Royal Oak by his wife and that he also has a white dial Rolex Daytona (no origin story that I'm aware of).
Great picks. Couldn't agree more with you Tim. Really hard to choose when talking about PP!
Well and tastefully done!
5196p is lovely, but it needs to come back with a newer modern movement
Patek is so kitsch! I don't understand why people drool over it
I miss these collabs. But it should be done with all brands. Not just Patek
Great to learn about the different references. Keep up the good work
Absolutely love this content, thank you gentlemen!
more of these from patek!
Is that a Patek Philippe on 2:00 with al that dust inside of the watch?
Them filthy bastard ! The could have at least blowed out the work shop with an air duster !
Why on earth would you wear such a shirt?
I love the shirt.
@@thomasg.109 So do I.
Best,
Tim
Tim's shirt is the only thing imo which is off in this episode
@@the1916companywatchreviews As a long time Tim apologist, this is by far your least palatable shirt.
Only people who have money to burn can afford the best made watches from the top watch makers . Majority of aurtomatic movements and watches are still not worth the time of day and money . Expensive watches that cannot keep excellent times within a second a day are a total waste of time and money . Movement finish of a caliber movement means sod all if a watch still cannot not keep accurate time . The honey moon period of buying one's desired favourite watch and been able to put it on your wrist , wears off as you get older in age . Expensive desired statement watches become less of a desire to waste ones money on , unless you are have an impulse addiction to buying watches alone that you cannot rid the habit , while having an endless supply of any amount of money as an endless money tree stream in your pocket . Life is too short as regards striving for the unattainable for the majority of people , and you cannot take it with you when one dies .