Patek Philippe 5109G

Various Gondolo references such as 5489, 5109, and 5124 were discussed, highlighting different models and calibers. Posts on Instagram credited for showcasing these watches. Caliber 215 common to 5109 & 5489.

The 5109 is completely new PP territory for me as I really didn’t like any of the models from the Gondolo collection that I had seen so far. Way to many Art Deco details, steps, levels and edges on the cases for me. At a visit to Paris earlier this year I had bought a Cartier Tank Must which had ope

I stumbled across this Gondolo model and find it very interesting. Unfortunately, I couldn't find much information about the model and would be happy to learn some details that I should pay attention to when buying, especially about the original shape of the case. How can I tell if the case of this

Finally got there with my perfect 3 to work wherever I need to go. Just waiting for a black alligator strap with contrast stitching so 5212 can work in the office. During my quest to get this small set my AD came up trumps with the rare “misty blue” for my wife. Our favourite ladies aquanaut. Having

Just last week I got this 5109r on the wrist. A somewhat overlooked reference it seems... It has taken me some years to get used to the idea of wearing red or yellow gold watches. It is also my first square watch, but 2020 calls for different measures! The watch measures 30*43mm and is only 6mm thic

Some pictures of a watch we don't often see, here and there, the Gondolo Ref 5109. Here in white gold. So, what are the main points? The case, first, rectangular. with this angular bezel. Then, the superb grained dial. We also have to mention the sublime hands and the applied hour markers. As often,