Patek Philippe Curated Chronographs & Novelties

Last month, Kennedy hosted an exclusive Patek Philippe event, unveiling a curated selection of 2024 chronographs and rare novelties.

The event was hosted at The Trust in Melbourne.

Mr James Kennedy, Managing Director and CEO of Kennedy, was also in attendance, personally welcoming and greeting guests.

On his wrist was the Cubitus Ref. 5822P

The watches were arranged in stations, each highlighting a different collection. Let’s explore the collection of exceptional watches—after all, a picture is worth a thousand words.

The gorgeous Golden Ellipse 5738/1R.

The Perpetual calendar Reference 5236P with a vintage-inspired opaline rose-gilt dial.

The Retrograde Perpetual Calendar Rare Handcrafts Reference 5160/500 is reinterpreted in a new rose gold version with a silvery opaline dial.

The Officer’s-style case features a sapphire crystal case-back protected by a hinged cover.

Amazing craftsmanship, truly.

The khaki-green colour Aquanaut 5968G is so nice.

The Aquanaut Ref. 5269R-001 features dual time zones and is powered by a precision quartz movement.

The Aquanaut Travel Time ref. 5164G-001.

The Aquanaut Luce Ref. 7968/300R-001 makes a bold statement with its octagonal bezel, polished bevels, and a stunning row of 48 diamonds that light up the design.

Launched as a limited edition at Patek Philippe's "Watch Art" grand exhibition in Tokyo in 2023, the World Time Reference 5330 makes its debut in the Manufacture's current collection.

The Ref. 5172G-010 was a standout for chronograph enthusiasts.

A look at the exquisite movement powering the ref. 5172G-010.

Ref. 5905R - COMPLICATIONS

The Nautilus Flyback Chronograph Ref. 5980/60G-001

Wearing my Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph Ref. 5990/1A—just kidding, I wish!

What do you think of the new Cubitus?

I’m not usually a fan of two-tone designs, but it works well here.

This wraps up my coverage of this remarkable exhibition. A big thank you to Kennedy and Patek Philippe for the experience.