Patek Philippe Red Watches

The undisputed champion of the watch world is the complicated Patek Philippe. Nobody, and we mean nobody, is going to knock you if they see a Patek with more than a few complications on the dial. The reference 5970 sits proudly in the lineup as Patek’s legendary combination of perpetual calendar and a chronograph. It costs as much as a Porsche 911 Turbo, there is a waiting list to get one, and it is just about the most historic and coveted modern timepiece in production today. (It’s also the watch that Charlie Sheen claims was stolen from his hotel room after a coke-fueled encounter with a 22-year-old porn star named Capri. Nice, Charlie, real nice.) 95 Uniqueness Following in the tradition of the great Patek perpetual calendar chronos of yesteryear, the 5970 is made in limited numbers each year by the company’s group of master watchmakers. Vintage Patek perpetual chronos are now fetching upward of $1 million at auctions, and it can be assumed the 5970 is destined for the same greatness once it goes out of production. The watch features Patek’s own 27-70 Q caliber that is exposed through the sapphire caseback. This manually wound movement is a work of art -- and ownership is nothing short of a privilege. Now that Charlie has lost his, there is one more floating around, but our guess is Capri (who may or may not have grabbed it on her way out of the Plaza that morning) had no idea how valuable it was -- and that’s half the fun. Read more 99 Durability The Patek 5970 is a modern classic, and you can be sure people will be spending small fortunes on this reference chronograph long after we have forgotten all about Charlie Sheen’s legendary benders. In fact, this is one watch that could be considered absolutely timeless -- just like Hot Shots! Part Deux.

Being a fan of men's watches, I have always fancied a slightly rectangular, not-so-feminine and sporty watch for my own self. Philip Patek's Nautilus Timepiece Collection for 2009 is the exact replica of my imagination. Women can enjoy the beauty and versatility of the elegantly sporty luxury watch icon now in a revise version of an enlarged 32mm case and silver or anthracite dials that feature a horizontal motif. The watches are available in 18 karat white or pink gold with a classical vertically brushed finish which is a result of the painstaking hand finishing. The eight sided porthole bezel is also available set with 46 round brilliant diamonds and both models feature sapphire crystals and are water resistant to 60 meters.