Patek Philippe Limoges Porcelan Trinket "Stars of diamonds" motiv heuer The two-tone silver no-lume dial

The two-tone silver no-lume dial has an applied Omega logo applied hour markers in rose gold and a small seconds in the lower half of the dial

- Issued to the French Air Force

The pair apparently discovered that the Navitimer’s computational features were just as valuable for motor racing as they were for aviation

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Completing the watch is its iconic President bracelet

Patek Philippe Limoges Porcelan Trinket "Stars of diamonds" motiv heuer The two-tone silver no-lume dialPatek Philippe Limoges Porcelain Trinket "Stars of diamonds" motiv Patek Philippe has a long tradition of honoring its own achievements by acquiring significant pieces from its past and displaying them in the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva. Each year, the brand commissions the renowned French porcelain maker Limoges to produce a limited series of porcelain trinket dishes and thats exactly what we have here! Limoges is a prestigious French brand