Patek Philippe 3520

Introduced in the second half of the 20th century, the reference 3520 is part of the tradition of classic Patek Philippe watches, with an aesthetic that is both understated and distinctive. Its case in yellow gold or white gold is distinguished by its famous Clous de Paris guilloché bezel, an emblematic signature of the house. With a diameter of approximately 32 to 33 mm, it adheres to the elegant proportions of dress watches of its time. The watch is powered by a manual-winding mechanical movement, known for its finesse and precision.

The dial, generally clean, features applied indices or numerals depending on the variants, with optimal readability. Some versions incorporate a small seconds at 6 o'clock, enhancing its classic visual balance. Its slim profile allows it to easily slide under a cuff, making it an ideal watch for formal wear. Fitted with a leather strap and a signed buckle, it reflects a timeless and discreet style.

The 3520 is today particularly appreciated for its iconic design and its position in the history of the Calatrava with a decorated bezel.