[Written by Borna Bosnjak]

Patek Philippe and Lémania: Name A Better Love Story

These days, there’s no way you’d find the name of any other maker involved with crafting a Patek Philippe movement, but that wasn’t always the norm. In fact, until very recently, Patek Philippe based its most celebrated watches – the perpetual calendar chronographs – on a chronograph dating back to the 1940s – the vaunted Lémania 2310.

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