
My friend who manages large luxury watches & jewelry boutique store has one of these in stock and asked me to put it up here. Asking price is $265k - goes for $280-$310k online(see link here). Very rare item and not available in white gold anymore. They also have famous Patek Philippe Sky Moon Tourbillon Mens Wristwatch
Model: 5002P in stock. If you are interested please contact me(hiendgoods@gmail.com) and I'll put you in touch with him.
The Patek Philippe Celestial is a very special timepiece. Introduced at the 2002 Basel Fair, the Celestial depicts the night sky as it appears over Geneva Switzerland. The astronomical display utilizes a system of rotating sapphire plates, which turn at different speeds and are layered, to reproduce the relationships of the various celestial bodies at various times. The watch also indicates moon phase. Patek Philippe reports calculating 25 trillion "ratio combinations" to arrive at the most accurate possible system for measuring the movement of the stars. I could go into the mechanics of the watch, but suffice to say that building a mechanism to animate such an amazing cosmological microcosm was a feat uniquely suited for Patek's master watchmakers.
Case is 18k white gold with dimensions of 43mm wide by 10mm thick. The case sides are embossed with the Calatrava Cross, to very nice effect. Sapphire crystals front and back. Crown at 2 o'clock sets the time and winds the watch. The crown at 4 o'clock is for setting the astronomical display.
Dial is blue and displays the aforementioned information. There is an elliptical window which is marked with the cardinal directions for orienting the celestial display to true north. There is a roman numeral elaborated minutes and hours chapter at the dial's edge. Skeletonized "Feuille" style hands.
Movement is the automatic winding Patek Philippe Caliber 240 LU CL with 45 jewels and 301 individual, hand-finished parts. Every tooth, on every gear wheel, was hand polished on a rotating hardwood disc. Patek requires several months to produce each Celestial caliber, and it's no wonder when one considers the innumerable steps and man hours required to produce such a machine. The caliber is stamped with the Geneva Seal, as would be expected. Also known as Patek Philippe Celestial 5102 , 5102G, Sky Moon
Monday, November 17, 2008
For Sale: Rare Patek Philippe Celestial Sky Moon 5102 in white gold
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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Concord C1 Tourbillon Gravity

Concord C1 Tourbillon Gravity
1801: the invention of the tourbillon, a solution to the challenges of gravity. 2008: Concord pays tribute to this horological tradition with a stunning new interpretation. An astounding time-measuring instrument, the C1 Tourbillon Gravity features a tourbillon housed outside the dial and outside the case in a revolutionary perpendicular mechanical concept. The position of the tourbillon enables it to serve its initial function: to negate the effects of gravity in a vertical position.
| Movement | Hand-wound, Concord C100 calibre, 16 lignes |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds on part of the tourbillon, hours and minutes flyback chronograph, power reserve, trust index |
| Case | 18K white gold, 48.5 mm Rubber-sheathed 18K white gold protection ring, screwed laterally, enhanced with eight elements on the bezel Sapphire crystal 3.30 mm thick, screw-down transparent back, anti-reflective treatment on both sides |
| Dial | Skeleton, comprising 12 screwed pieces, including a DLC-treated perforated grid and four sapphire crystals |
| Bracelet/Strap | Black vulcarbonised rubber affixed to the case with 4 screws, 18K white gold clasp |
see youtube video - Basel2008 concord C1 vertical tourbillon
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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Montblanc Skeleton 333 Limited Edition Pen
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Patek Philippe Calatrava Ring
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Breguet Classique 1808 Tourbillon
So 1808 is the year when Tourbillon was invented... Breguet Classique 1808 Tourbillon is named after the year the tourbillon was invented, 1808 according to the briefly used French revolutionary calender and 1801 according to the standard Gregorian calendar. The case is made of pink gold and is encrusted with 4.7 carats of diamonds, it features a cover which allows one to view the dial and can be opened to to reveal the inner workings of the movement. The watch uses the Breguet Cal. 557 manual tourbillon movement which features a total of twenty one jewels and has a grey alligator skin strap.
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Monday, July 28, 2008
Bentley Laptop
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Harry Winston Z4 Watch
The easy-to-read date, quick-set by the crown, is framed vertically in the interplay of discs for the minute display and hour.
Completing the indicators is the tiny rotating shuriken symbol — a multi-bladed throwing weapon, a feature of all Project Z watches — which shows that the movement is functioning normally.
The sophisticated time-zone module was constructed in-house by Harry Winston on a robust, self-winding calibre.
Blue on carbon black or white on anthracite grey balance clarity and discretion on four levels of the dial.
Zalium is the hard, light, zirconium alloy of which Z watches are crafted. Developed for use in jet engines, its hypo-allergenic properties and extreme resistance to corrosion make it ideally suited for watchcases.
Project ZA platform for innovative concepts The fundamental design of the Project Z series has survived bewildering changes in fashion. The 44mm case exhibits intensity without being aggressive — even in a formal suit, you can wear its most technically surprising dials. The emblematic arches of Harry Winston’s Manhattan showroom discreetly protect the crown, and the Zalium gleams as if with hidden life.
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