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Patek Philippe Art of Watches Grand Exhibition in NYC
Included in the host of historical timepieces spanning 10 special rooms constructed within Cipriani 42nd Street’s exhibition space, there are some highlights that mean a great deal to Americans, including:
The famous Caliber 89, which for over 25 years was the most complicated timepiece in the world (33 complications and 1728 parts) and was created to mark Patek’s 150th anniversary. The Caliber 89 took nine years to develop and produce, and the one on display in NYC is one of the prototypes.
“The United States has been an extremely important market for Patek Philippe collectors since the 1850s,” says Larry Pettinelli, President of Patek Philippe U.S. “We are showcasing some of these extraordinary timepieces, as well as putting into context the evolution of Patek Philippe within the U.S. market.”
“We could not have chosen a more fitting partner than the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club to benefit from the Exhibition, which we hope will educate thousands of individuals from around the world on the history and current state of watchmaking.”
Celebrating a city of great importance to Patek Philippe, the Art of Watches Grand Exhibition is an event not to be missed.
Just tell them Revolution sent you.