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Sometimes the previous model is better .... 5070G
I dream of getting this beauty one day..... 5070G althought the 5170 is not too shaby either.....
Reference Guide
Explore Patek Philippe's modern chronographs: 5070P, 5170P, and 5172G. A collector's deep dive into design, movements, and community insights on these iconic references.
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Review
Mark in Paris reviews the Patek Philippe 5170J chronograph, detailing its dial, hands, movement, and comparing it to the 5070.
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Collection
Explore the Patek Philippe 5170P chronograph through the eyes of collectors. Discover why its 39mm size, blue gradient dial, and baguette diamonds make it a coveted reference.
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Market
Explore why Patek Philippe chronographs with Lemania movements like the 5070 and 5970 command higher prices than in-house models. Dive into movement architecture, market dynamics, and collector preferences.
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Collection
Compare Patek Philippe Ref. 5070P London Edition and 5170P chronographs. Explore design differences, movement impact, and collector preferences in this in-depth analysis.
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Sometimes the previous model is better .... 5070G
I dream of getting this beauty one day..... 5070G althought the 5170 is not too shaby either..... ...
My preference is the 5170.
In fact, I have the 5170 G with the silver dial. Personally I cannot overlook the "small movement-(too) big case" syndrom of the 5070 with it's very wide bezel.
I could live with any of them (50 or 51) 😜
5070G is definitely one of my favorites, although there are a couple of 5170s that would make me doubt.