Patek Philippe – Calatrava
Patek Philippe – Calatrava
37,800.00 €
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It was in 1932 that the legendary Patek Philippe watchmaking house published its Calatrava watch – a watch that has lost none of its superb quality since it embodies the purest expression of wristwatch design.
Name of the product : Calatrava
Brand : Patek Philippe
Description : The Calatrava, with its pure aesthetic, has become the quintessential round wristwatch – and one of the most beautiful symbols of Patek Philippe style. The ultimate in elegance, it has won over generation after generation with its timeless perfection and extreme sobriety.
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