The Rarest Patek Perpetual Calendar - the 3449
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2019
- John Goldberger schools REVOLUTION on Patek Philippe's rarest perpetual calendar ever made: the ref. 3449 (of which only 3 examples exist).
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"It's a good watch." - John Goldberger
I was waiting for Mr. Goldberger to pull the cheese knife to show us the movement... ;)
Great interview!
I totally agree with John Goldberger, the excitement of collecting things comes from the stories that you can remember and tell to other collectors-friends (and ofcourse family) about when and where you discovered them, how you discovered them, how and what you did to get them!
Only god knows how many stories he could tell us about his uniques and hyper-limited watches he has.
Thanks for this video and the previous one, hope to see him again!
Fantastic. These intimate looks into collecting are far superior than anything else on RUclips in my opinion. Two of the greatest guys in the Watch world discussing some of the most beautiful designs in product design history = golden entertainment.
That 2499 is one of the most beautiful watches I've seen! Work of art
It is truly art.
I’d love to see an episode with Goldberger on vintage Longines.
8:35 "And, umm... it's a good watch."
Legend.
Its always exciting to see Mr Golberger and even more fascinating to hear him speak on watches and why they are important - beyond simply rarity. Kudos to Revolution for having him speak - it doesnt get any better. Cant wait for his next book. ☺
"The most knowledgeable collector in the world. Would you agree? Ok." This is the cheese knife moment of this video
He really is the man, great piece.
This was great. Just to see one of the greatest watches in history and you two gentlemen just having a convo. Could just see the respect and love for horological history
Wei this is truly one of my favorite videos. I watch it like it’s the first time all the time.
I love Goldberger. Listen to his message regarding collecting watches, possession and people. What a great man. He is such a Mensch ⌚🙏😎
how do you feel about him know that it's suggested he sold a unoriginal daytona at auction and didn't disclose it?
Such a great video! I'd love to see more videos with Mr. Goldberger and his collection
Really enjoyed that! And you can see why he has amassed such a collection.. Tracking down that next piece and finally getting hold of it only to crave that feeling of hunting down another watch. Legend!
Great video Wei. I'd love to see the rest of JG collection. I'm sure I'm not the only one.
This is an historical interview !!! Best of the best.
This is just about as good as it gets. Two of the best, talking watches in just about the most genuine and excited way possible. Keep putting out this great content.
You can immediately tell when wei actually respects someone ... actually lets the guest talk
We need more of this, please!
Fantastic episode!
Nice video mate. Great watch
Haha, Goldberger is pure Class!
This is an amazing interview.
Best 2 wristwatch related videos. Great job
Amazing. Thank you!
It’s like a 2552 and 3448 combined
Loved this. Wei’s enthusiasm is the best.
Speaking of super rare PP perpetuals, there is one known example of Ref. 3448 that features a leap year indicator.
Amazing video!
Wei looks so excited wearing this Patek. At the end of the days that’s what collecting is all about- wearing whatever makes you happy from Casio to Patek!!!
What a great Collector, I had a luck of meeting him at the Baselworld
Dude's watch game is only secondary to his nose hair game.
Fantastic watches and stories! But hey, Wei, did you glue the watch on your wrist after the interview?
In light of the recent auction scandal I wonder if that Rolex Yachtmaster he traded is all original...
Excellent choice!
Just brilliant
Amazing content, Wow!
Goldberger has dropped the mic so often its now broken.
What a spectacular treat....fantastic.
More goldberger videos please
Thank you for sharing, I wish it never end.
The is a nice video, and one of the few that you can really focus on the content of the video, rather than the usual "yes, yes, incredible, yes, fantastic, amazing, yes, yes" of Wei. I rarely see a full video of Wei because of his yes yes. they get on my nerves.
and how he looks all around....I stop them half way too!!
3448 and 3450 red dot owners are punching air right now
Certainly a case of the thrill of the chase.
Can i try it on? Silence.... pick up the watch... i am trying anyway... kkkkk
The man with the longest nose hair also has the most rarest patek!
Oh those nose hair!!! Are they for sale?
Indian maharajas are an unexplored customer segment Wei Koh.
I just realised vintage perpetual calendar patek philippe didnt have indicator for leap year. So how to set it then?
Third time I’ve watched. So so cool 😎
How friggin cool.
would be good if there was eng sub-captions!
I understood every word! But yeah, that and the nose hairs huh. You guys, nothing will satisfy you lol.
This is f*cking incredible
The trade of the century
Now I want Vintage Patek, before this vlog I was satisfied with my Rolex and Omega LOL
the collector ...
Chances are that there’s some really rare Patek Philippe references to be found in India
Wei knows the facts, but mr. Goldberger knows the stuff nobody knows! Awesome interview!
the man, the myth, the Legend Goldberger
Incredible.
Well I think the first two minutes of the video are not quite accurate as the first 'real' perpetual calendar wrist watch was AP and ref.5516 produced in 1955. Patek watches lack the leap year function. So every 4 years you needed to make the correction to the calendar and this argue with the definition of the perpetual calendar. IMO 'Patek' useses the definition of Perpetual Calendar in a very neat way for their marketing purposes.
@Jay Paul many thanks for clarification!
Seriously :)
6:22
Phuck me dead...what's the value of that Patek now? Are we talking millions? 😳
P.s. Auro is a hunter...he likes the hunt for the watch. Once he gets the kill the thrill is over 😎
Phuckers
AC3 would still be begging even if he had that watch
worth a liphtime supply of ladybois
Only an Italian gent can pull off a shirt collar on top of a jacket.
Beautiful watch, he is right , the enjoyment is buying rarest watch,
price is he to determine ;
why does he have his pet mouse in his nose? i can see the tail so hes not doing a good job at hiding it.
Say it with me... it's pah-tek, not "paddock."
Love ya, Wei, but if Patek Philippe is one of your favorite brands, you gotta get the pronunciation down!
He never said yes 😂😅
classic face, like casio. we need skeleton pateks,
🌭🌭🐔🍲
Love the interview. However, I cringe everytime the Americans say the word "patek"
Wei is not American and instead he is from Singapore.
@@heeroy7 don't let facts get in the way of a good story. lol
@@timeisahumanconstruct9251 hahahaha sometimes I can't help it 🤣
Pateks do less than nothing for me.
Watch Aficionado bore off
If "Pateks do less than nothing for me" why did you add a comment? You wouldn't have viewed the video because the title would have told you that it was a Patek being discussed and as "Pateks do less than nothing for me" you would have passed the video by and moved on to something else.
So the fact that you took the time to add a comment tells me that you do care about Patek, and that Patek does do something for you as it made you give up your time to make the comment.
Therefore the comment that you made is in fact incorrect as you have found a Patek video sufficiently interesting to add a comment.
Probably because these watches are not 45mm+ like your garbage Panerai.
Owns all the watches but no nose 👃 hair trimmer? 🤔 😂
Come on man don't you have a makeup crew and take care of some of that nose hair how do you do an interview and look a man in the eyes Let's Help the guy out
My only problem with these videos with this chap is he always looks like he is looking at people off camera. Please just focus on the person you are interviewing or the camera. It’s really distracting seeing you looking at people we cannot see, it’s a bit pausing a sentence for a second with no reason to do so.
Revolution interviews what is arguably one of the best watch collecters in the world, thus bringing you amazing content and unique pieces FOR FREE, and you complain how a gentelman in his 70s looks at the camera? He's not an actor who gives 10 interviews /week you know?
Talking about entitlement.
SpaghettiKillah I’m talking about the interviewer not the interviewee. What part of what I wrote did you not read? As for entitlement, absolutely not but to make the experience more enjoyable for the viewer ( otherwise why bother posting these videos if it is not to entertain us) then a small piece of constructive critique is surely fine or do we really live in a world full of delicate daisies such as yourself who cannot take one piece of critique?
If it had been me making this video and someone made the comment I made I would think, hey, he is right, it is a bit distracting and thank them for some constructive criticism so as to make my videos even better!
Please, next time, read the comment your insulting before making an insult as it really makes you look stupid otherwise!