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Patek Philippe

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Oct 26, 2026

Masaharu WadaGUEST
32:36
Yeah.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
32:37
And, you know, to kind of get a little bit deeper right now, I feel like for people who are collecting watches, there's, you know, you have big brands like Rolex and Patek Philippe and The Swatch Group, LVMH, and a lot of all those brands.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
32:51
But now there's a big love and obsession with Japanese watch companies.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
32:56
Yes.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
33:57
I mean, because, you know, correct me if I'm wrong, like Kikuchi Nakagawa, they're essentially making a version of the Reference 96.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
34:04
Exactly.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
34:05
Which, for listeners, the reference to 96 is Patek Philippe Calatrava.
Jeremy KirklandHOST
34:09
It's very small.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:11
Only then did I understand that the man he'd shoved hadn't been chosen at random.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:16
On his wrist was a Patek Philippe worth no less than $40,000.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:20
His wedding band held a diamond that reflected the lights like a miniature disco ball.
speaker_0NARRATOR
24:25
They must have picked him out earlier.
EmmanuelHOST
65:11
i don't think it's just me that's why i had to pause it's true man it's true that's why i had to pause i protect the women so i don't know i'm trying to figure out where i need to position myself to protect the women from that question
BrentHOST
65:24
i actually thought protect philippe was protect philip You know how you have this thing called Patek Philippe? No.
BrentHOST
65:33
Patek Philippe.
BrentHOST
65:34
I don't know if I'm saying it right.
EmmanuelHOST
65:35
It doesn't matter what, sorry.
EmmanuelHOST
65:42
It's not how you say it.
EmmanuelHOST
65:43
Patek.
BrentHOST
65:43
Patek Philippe.
Yan DreddyGUEST
56:05
Is it true, because I'm not a dealer, obviously I don't buy, sell, I don't flip watches.
Yan DreddyGUEST
56:09
Is it true that the only two watches of Patek Philippe that actually trade above retail is the Nautilus and the Aquanaut and everything else you could get for 20 below retail?
Roman SharfHOST
56:17
No, there's, well, for one, the days of getting a discount at UAD on Patek Philippe over.
Roman SharfHOST
56:23
Because now, it used to be, listen, when I started, I would get stuff 10 over costs, any brand.
Roman SharfHOST
56:28
The only watch I could not get a discount was a Daytona.
Roman SharfHOST
56:31
Rolex steel models used to get 20 to 25 off.
Roman SharfHOST
56:33
Gold models used to get 30 off.
Roman SharfHOST
56:36
Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, IWC, you name it, it was 10 over Klaus.
Mark WilliamsHOST
26:26
But I like the idea that you can say, I'm building a home that's that the next generation will enjoy.
Mark WilliamsHOST
26:33
It's kind of like that Patek Philippe has the best line in watches, which is you never own a Patek.
Mark WilliamsHOST
26:38
You simply carry it for the next generation, which I can't say that because I'd get sued by Patek Philippe, but like it is the best.
Mark WilliamsHOST
26:44
And I like what that's kind of what your quote was.
Mark WilliamsHOST
26:46
Like when we start thinking multi-generationally, I mean, I live in a hundred year old house.
Newt GingrichGUEST
51:25
So they have to think about the world.
Newt GingrichGUEST
51:28
You have to wake up in the morning if you're Nestle, or if you're Patek Philippe, or if you're Roche, and you have to be a world company, because there's not a big enough system.
Newt GingrichGUEST
51:39
And you don't want to be in Europe, because the Europeans are now so screwed up.
Newt GingrichGUEST
51:43
So you go to China, you go to the US.
Newt GingrichGUEST
50:07
So they have to think about the world.
Newt GingrichGUEST
50:10
You have to wake up in the morning if you're Nestle, or if you're Patek Philippe, or if you're Roche, and you have to be a world company, because there's not a big enough system.
Newt GingrichGUEST
50:21
And you don't want to be in Europe, because the Europeans are now so screwed up.
Newt GingrichGUEST
50:25
So you go to China, you go to the US.
Bill QuinnHOST
8:04
A court-appointed receiver has estimated investor losses in the range of roughly $65 to $76 million, or higher depending on the calculation of net loss versus total funds raised.
Bill QuinnHOST
8:18
Prosecutors in the SEC further allege that Frost misappropriated more than $5 million of investor funds for personal and family use and other expenditures, including more than 2 to 2.4 million on credit card bills, over $140,000 in jewelry, a $20,800 Patek Philippe watch, more than $335,000 to a rare coin dealer, and $230,000 to rent a vacation home in Kennebunkport, Maine.
Bill QuinnHOST
8:54
and more than $570,000 and in some reports over a million when including related entities in political contributions.
Bill QuinnHOST
9:03
First Liberty ceased operations in late June 2025.
Barry RitholtzGUEST
34:32
Like, Rolex makes 3 million watches a year, 2 to 3 million watches.
Barry RitholtzGUEST
34:36
Patek Philippe makes 75,000, 80,000 watches.
Barry RitholtzGUEST
34:39
Lange makes about 5,000 watches a year.
Barry RitholtzGUEST
34:43
They're handmade.
Yun NguyenHOST
8:00
Matthew Springgate, if you don't know him, he is the number one Louis XIII VIP client management rep in the world.
Yun NguyenHOST
8:06
So we were at an event in Miami, started at the Patek Philippe boutique, and moved on to a yacht, spent time at a restaurant, and then went to dinner at Poppy Steakhouse.
Yun NguyenHOST
8:16
So we're getting to know each other.
Yun NguyenHOST
8:17
I'd never met this gentleman before.

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