jasonsusantyo
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i suggest for you just go for the 5960p
If you are fortunate enough to get the 5905p then i suggest you get the 5960p black dial because well, it's an icon. It is Patek's first self-winding in-house chronograph and they throwed in an annual calendar just for an extra complication. And finally, i heard a rumour that the black dial 5960p was only produced 50 times.
5905 R
What do you guys think is the chance of Patek coming up with a rose gold version of the 5905? I love how the 5960R looks but I'm looking to purchase something new and current. Should I wait for a 5905R or just get the 5905P. I think it would look fantasti...
Nice problem to have
Personally, I would go for the 5905p. If a RG version emerges, do not assume that it will have the same colour dial as the P. Also, "P"s are generally rarer and (and this is a very personal view) I think 42mm of RG is rather too much whilst in P it makes ...
i suggest for you just go for the 5960p
If you are fortunate enough to get the 5905p then i suggest you get the 5960p black dial because well, it's an icon. It is Patek's first self-winding in-house chronograph and they throwed in an annual calendar just for an extra complication. And finally, ...
If you look 100 years back,
you will notice that RG comes and goes again. It's either fashionable or out of fashion. White metal is always actual and platinum is in many ways #1 metal for watch cases. Best, Kari
Very difficult to guess as you imagine
First, welcome on PuristSPro to you! Today we have the 5205R: it exists with an Opaline white or a black dial. I mention it as, except the Chronograph, it is a very close offer to the 5960R for instance. The 5960R was gorgeous and very attractive, technic...