Patek Philippe 5112G

Discover the elegance of Patek Philippe ref. 5014 with various dials and metals, showcasing unique features like big numerals and leaf hands, all powered by caliber 215. Forum members share their black dial/yellow gold and black dial/white gold versions.

Peps! I love funky shaped watches but I fint the 5109 too large for my wrist and preferences. Which alternative references would you consider? Much appreciated. BR M

Not long ago, I found a very nice photo of this wonderful little 5112G (from Antiquorum). From its shape, you certainly guessed it belonged to the Gondolo family. This version in white gold and diamond-set was produced circa 2008. The case was 30.5 x 43.5 mm (solid caseback) and housed the 215 manua

. . . was a transcendent experience. I've seen many Pateks, and have had the pleasure of viewing a fabulous private collection, but this was one of those rare moments where the term 'sensory overload' is fully deserved. David P and I spent the better part of two hours photographing the exhibit . . .

is about a zillion times better, nicer, more important than any Nautilus. The 5712 and 5980 may be hot today because the demand is big but don't forget that one day there will be 'enough' of them. Want an example ? Look at the prices for the Rolex green submariner or new GMT ceramic bezel when they

very soon with all the details. Having had the lucky chance to be the first journalist to see the collection wednesday morning at 10:00, I can tell you there are a lot of very nice pieces presented, with a large variety for all. A few highlights: The jeweled Calatrava's 5108 (1.21 carats), the 5118