Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Neo-vintage loss of printing on the

loss of printing on the bezel ring

The luminous matte black dial houses a set of stark white hour indices accompanied by a matching ‘snowflake’ handset

it had the freedom to expand from its utilitarian roots into more elegant fare — fare such such as the calendar-equipped Reference 66

while a signature lets us know that it was manufactured by Huguenin-Sandoz in Neuchatel

With the cyclops over the date window

Patek Philippe Calatrava Pilot Travel Time Neo-vintage loss of printing on theThe Patek Philippe Calatrava needs no introduction. Its classic design and elegant aura has transcended beyond the realm of dress watch quite literally. In addition to one of the earliest round dress watches ever manufactured, Patek also made a pilots watch equipped with large, luminous Arabic numerals in the 1930s. Patek? Pilots watch? Yes, it was, and still is a thing. In 2015, the maison caught the watch world by surprise by debuting the Calatrava