The timeless Patek Philippe Calatrava appeared with a new face in WW 25!
It was perhaps the most admired watch of WW25. With its dial color and contrasting indices, it wouldn't be wrong to call it "the splendor of simplicity." Patek Philippe, on the other hand, describes the Calatrava collection as "the essence of timeless elegance."
The Calatrava collection was first introduced in 1932. The first collectible piece, Ref. 96, was subsequently unveiled. dress watches It became the defining model of its category. Following this, in the 1950s and 60s, Patek introduced the Ref. 2526, one of its first automatic caliber watches.
The Calatrava model introduced at WW25 differed in that it featured a salmon-colored dial. Patek typically uses precious materials in its Calatrava collection. This latest model, however,... platinum They have chosen to use this material. They have also opted for White Gold for the indices. The new Ref. 6196P, with a 38mm case diameter, features a manual winding movement. The Caliber 30-255 offers a 65-hour power reserve, providing almost 2.5 days of operation. The strap is made of alligator leather, and the buckle, of course, is made of Platinum.
When we look at the watch in general, we can say that it has become the cornerstone of the dress watch category with its dial color, material, simplicity and finesse.
