Patek Philippe Calatrava
Patek Philippe Calatrava in brief
The Calatrava was introduced in 1932 with reference 96 and defined the classic form of the plain, round wristwatch. Its design, inspired by the Bauhaus principle that "form follows function," offers a dial free of every unnecessary detail.
The family's shared language is a slim case, a legible dial and balanced proportions. Some models show the Clous de Paris pattern of tiny pyramids on the bezel. Most models are made with a gold case and leather strap, designed to go with a suit.
























