Patek Philippe 5124g

Comparison of 5196 and 3796 Patek Philippe watches in terms of size and movement. The writer expresses curiosity about the lug-to-lug distance, case diameter, and hour marker style. Emphasizes the modern sizing and price similarity between the models.

Choosing a watch involves flow chart analysis due to multiple references. Preferences for a 33-36mm case with hobnail bezel in yellow gold, no date window, and crown guard. Considering 5115j for its grand feu enamel dial craftsmanship. No overlaps with other Patek models.

A vintage Patek Philippe watch with ref. 11 from 1919 has Arabic numerals and was sold by Phillips in 2019. Another model, ref. 5014, features similar Arabic numerals in white and yellow gold. Both were photographed at different events.

Expressing gratitude for forum members' influence, a Patek Philippe admirer seeks advice on choosing between the 5026 with Breguet numerals and micro rotor, or the 5124g Gondolo with a striking dial. Comparing movements and design elements for insights.

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.

This is a watch I've always admired. I had the good fortune of trying it. Aesthetically, I love it: simple and elegant. Technically, I don't like the lack of hacking seconds. What would you do? Would you go for it, think about it or forget about it?