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Agree
Tried 5960, as well as 5205 - too aggressive looking. If I'm buying a new Patek (and I'm not at today's prices), it's the 5140........either the P or J...........understated, eternal elegance.
This message has been edited by gary01 on 2011-07-06 12:10:49
In RG the most convincing design of the 5960ies ...
A top notch complications hosting watch in a retro looking metal: simply cool! The P grey is nice, certainly the P blue also, but in RG it looks like the perfect fusion of a vintage watch with high end features. Patek's snow dome, as I always say! Thanks ...
Congratulations on a very nice piece.
Anyone of the three designs are a great acquisition. My choice is the blue, sunburst dial but this silver/gray dial is beautiful as well. I like the size and weight of it as I like to "feel" the watch on my wrist as I wear it. Good choice of an iconic pie...
LOVE it!
Deffo my favorite version... I would get one, but trying to reach another PP grail first.
Tried one at an AD - didn't like it.
I was fortunate enough to try one at my local AD. Unfortunately it didn't sing to me at all. Thicker than I expected and lacking the elegance I associate with Patek.
Agree
Tried 5960, as well as 5205 - too aggressive looking. If I'm buying a new Patek (and I'm not at today's prices), it's the 5140........either the P or J...........understated, eternal elegance. This message has been edited by gary01 on 2011-07-06 12:10:49
I have to disagree...
Whilst I do like the 5140 and 5205, the 5960r looks outstandin as well. The silverish gray dial coupled with rose gold looks phenomenal.
Great looking piece..............
But I am a white metal person. So for me it would be the original 5960P