Patek Philippe New York

1. Patek Philippe New York The Patek Philippe company stands for quality and reliability. As an illustration, each single automatic movement manufactured by the company is put through approximately 600 hours of quality control. The assembled watches are then taken through severe testing and observation for 15 days to one month (depending on the type of movement) before they are deemed ready for the customer. Perhaps due to this concentrated attention on each watch, only 30,000 watches are produced annually, in small series ranging from a few to several hundred. The Luxury Watch of a Lifetime Whether you’re looking for an appropriate gift to mark a retirement, anniversary, graduation, or simply to recognize a personal milestone, the gift of a bespoke timepiece is more than just another present. It’s an instant heirloom, meant to be passed down to the next generation as a mark of its owner’s good taste and sophistication, to be worn and treasured day after day, year after year. Finest Watches carries the brands many only can dream of owning. Both our mechanical movement and quartz timepieces are still made by the old world, European craftsmen that made their names famous among collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. We’re proud to offer our carefully curated selection now online for valued customers from New York to Los Angeles. No matter where you are, take your time in examining their unique qualities and benefits. After all, that’s what this significant investment is all about. Of course, Finest Watches carries the best of Rolex, from its sporty Submariner to its definitive President and classic Datejust. But do consider a Royal Oak of Audemars Piguet, the choice of many political leaders and celebrities worldwide. The Cartier Ballon Bleue is a favorite of her Royal Highness Kate Middleton, while Wimbledon reminds us of Richard Mille and his longtime association with tennis superstar Rafael Nadal. From sleek Panerai watches to the stylish Hublot, the sophisticated Breguet to the elegant Patek Philippe, Finest Watches has a more extensive collection of watches than even those at the most

2. famous jewelers of Manhattan or Beverly Hills. Savor the opportunity to own the best there is...with a luxury timepiece from Finest Watches. Audemars Piguet Audemars Piguet began in 1875 when Jules Audemars, then 23, and Edward-August Piguet, 21, met in the Valle de Jous looking for jobs in the local watchmaking industry. Audemars was the watchmaker in charge of production, and Piguet took charge of sales and marketing. Successful from the beginning, the Audemars Piguet trademark was registered in 1882, and the firm was officially founded later in 1889. Today, Audemars Piguet is the oldest Manufacture still owned and operated by its founding families. Ulysse Nardin Ulysse Nardin was founded in 1846 and, over the next 150 years, the watchmakers had received 18 gold medals and more than 4,000 other awards for their technology and craftsmanship. The company is noted for maintaining close relationships with the top scientists and inventors throughout its history, thus assuring excellence and state- of-the art creations. Special Features This company's major claim to fame is the production of highly complicated watches and chronometers that are technical masterpieces of innovation and precision. Among the company's special features. Girard-Perregaux One of the oldest watch companies in the world, Girard-Perregaux dates back to 1791 via its predecessor J. F. Bautte. A series of mergers and acquisitions resulted in the Girard-Perregaux of modern times, but the quality, innovation, and style born centuries ago remain as the guiding forces for the company today. Hublot Hublot's creator, Carlo Crocco, grew up in an Italian family of watchmakers. He had designed his first watch by 1967. In 1980 he followed in his families footsteps and set up his own company, MDM Geneva. That same year he created the first Hublot watch, it featured a gold porthole shaped watch case and incorporated both polished and

3. brushed metal on a black rubber bracelet. This was the first watch in the history of watchmaking to have a natural black rubber bracelet. IWC The International Watch Company (IWC) is a Swiss company, founded by an American. Florentine Jones made the decision in the 1860s to establish a manufactory in Switzerland. In so doing, he was able to take advantage of the Swiss watchmaking expertise and lower wages of the workers. Jones was not well-funded, however, and he eventually had to give up control of the company. Over the years, the company changed ownership many times and experienced a veritable roller-coaster of success and failures. Today, however, the IWC is a strong participant on the world stage of luxury timepieces. Jaeger-LeCoultre The Jaeger-LeCoultre company was born in the Swiss Jura Mountains in 1833. Since their inception, they have maintained a steady presence among the world's leading manufacturers of elegant timepieces. Today, the company boasts an impressive collection of watches ranging in a variety of styles serving the luxury market. BVLGARI Descended from an ancient family of Greek silversmiths, the Bvlgaris initially confined their work to making precious objects in silver. In 1884, the first shop was opened in Rome; the flagship store was established in another location (via Condotti) in Rome in 1905. Not until the 1970s did Bvlgari expand its operations to an international market. The company is presently one of the leading makers of fine timepieces, respected around the globe. For more information please visit http://www.finestwatches.com