Patek Philippe 5100

So, I've finally been able to see Patek Philippe 's ref. 5100 in the metal, both in yellow and rose gold . I first discovered the yellow gold variant. Ref. 5100

The ref. 5100 is well known of course, but I particularly love the rose gold variant with its grey dial and I stumbled upon these wrist shots, which I find pret

Dear Patek people, May I ask whether at the same price you would prefer 5196P or 5100G? I know they are very different but anyway, what would be your pick and w

Because I'm a little obsessed with the ref. 5100 and as a follow up to amanico 's thread from 2 days ago , here's a pictorial of the platinum version of this mo

All original images used to make my edits (except the Manta Ray) belong to Patek Philippe. Shaped movements are rare, good ones more so. A shaped movement shoul

I am sure some will call me a bad boy, and I am, probably. But I couldn't resist to torture some of you which are on the slippery slope with this reference... C