Patek Philippe’s Complicated Desk Clock immediately catches the eye with its vibrant green, swirling guilloche panels and silver-gilded decoration. The desk clock, measuring 164.6 by 125 millimeters, was in development for seven years and no fewer than nine (!) patents were filed for it.

In the new short film ›The Boy, the Girl and the Key‹ Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen showcase their jewelry in a striking way. The film marks the directiorial decut of Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen, known from the previous campaign ›A moment in time‹ and the netflix series ›1899‹. He appears alongside brand ambassador Clara Rugaard in a love story where connection is created without words.

The Classics Carrée Automatic is one of the most popular models by the Geneva-based watchmaker Frederique Constant. This iconic model now for the first time receives an artfully crafted moonphase, positioned at 6 o’clock. The watch is available with two different dials, a sunray finish and a delicate guilloche herringbone pattern in silver or navy blue.

With reference 5308G-001, Patek Philippe presents a masterpiece that sets new standards even in the world of grand complications. The watch combines a minute repeater, a split-seconds chronograph and a perpetual calendar with instantaneous date change in an exceptionally harmonious white gold case.