Patek Philippe Ellipse chronograph The changing design language of

The changing design language of the 1970s resulted in a limited run of Constellations housed in blocky cushion cases with integrated bracelets

While many watches were fitted with Perpetual movements

Featuring 'exotic' dial printing and colorful orange accents for which the brand has come to be known

Many of these MultiChron 30s were issued to pilots in the Royal Air Force

and was the first dive watch with a case made of titanium

Patek Philippe Ellipse chronograph The changing design language ofIn 1968, Patek Philippe released the Golden Ellipse. Debuting eight years before the iconic Nautilus, the Ellipse with its distinctive oval shape was unlike anything else in Patek Philippes catalogs. In this period, the Ellipse line became emblematic of the era for design and signaled an elevated level of taste, particularly given the popularity of function first tool watches that defined the late 1960s for many. Only recently have we seen the start