Patek Philippe

As I cannot find a RG 5110 or 5140 in my country, not even a 5146 RG, I now came across a 3940 for just unter 30k EUR which may be tempting. Having tried on a 5130 (which was nice but slightly too big) and a 5196 (which sat nicely on my wrist) I am now wo... 

The 5196G to me is the best of the metals in the reference The 3940 is a great watch forever. I would think they are somewhat hard to sell now, but who knows, styles may change and normal size watches will again be the vogue. It what drives you that count... 

i have a 7.65" wrist and a first series 3940g. It does not wear small at all, the spacing, concave bezel make it wear more akin to a larger watch. Also think it is a watch that is one of the best values out there. Definitely recommend over the 5140.

The 3940 is a great watch. It looked superb when it was introduced in the mid-1980's; it looks good today, and will look good 25 years from now. It's one of those watches you can't go wrong with. Besides, Philippe Stern's personal daily beater watch is a ... 

You will not regret owning a perpetual calendar. Better you move fast & buy it. Some dude can beat you to it. Good luck Geross

You will not regret buying this watch! I have worn a yellow gold 3940 every day for 6 years and I still enjoy it each and every day. The watch is low-profile, elegant and classic Patek . You will thoroughly enjoy owning one of their perpetual calendars.

...for my 18 cm wrist, and one of the most undervaluated PP's ever, despite the fact it's one of the most nice of the modern era. Miracles of fashion trends that reward big and sporty watches and let who likes the "small and classical" ones to buys them a...  

I think 3940 is one of the nicest PP ever made. The size is just right and when they grew it a bit for 5140, the harmony was gone. My wrist is 200 mm/ 8 inches and 3940 sits perfectly. It's a classic and it will remain a classic. You worry too much becaus... 

Would be a better purchase in my opinion. Both for resale and wear.

I really think that's the ultimate dress watch and at a shockingly reasonable price (relative to other pateks.) Perfect, classic size. Patek *Grand* Complication with no windows and no "sporting" features (chronograph) Figure that plenty of classic, patek... 

How is that possible? How did a mild-mannered Patek perpetual get so overlooked? This watch - at 36mm - seems like an absolute steal.