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Well...I asked similar question  2 weeks ago...Below is the link:

patek.watchprosite.com

I suspect that every sincere collector; when they reach a certain level, would ask the same question. smile

BTW, I have heard 5078P; 5079J; 3939HP and the 5074J and 5016P over the past few years.

What I can conclude is that:

1. Individual RP has its own characteristic sound; even the same model!  In a special occasion; I heard 2 3939HP.  Though both were excellent; I dare say one (a newer production) was better than the old produced one in terms of clarity.

2. Pure RP sounds better than  RP with complications.

3.  To me; catherdral gongs do not impress me very much; though the 5079 is really cripsy; loud (I was in a big room at that moment) and almost  no sound of "mechanical vibration".

4. Compared between 5078 and 5079; I would go for 5078 in which the size; the design and the metal is more suitable to me 

5. Compared between 5078 and 3939; it is really difficult.  For 5078; it is louder and pure; for 3939H; it is cripsy and clear.   Anyway; either one you would go wrong.

Finally, 2 questions remain in my mind.

A. Is the white dial really better than black dial?? Personally, I found the black dial is much more stunning; though it is not enamal.  However; an enamal dial will reduce the wearability of the watch, agree?

B. I wonder if the "cathedral gongs" are possible in a 37mm 3939H as Mr Jerome mentioned, since the 5078P is 38mm in size and I query it can accomodate the cathedral gongs.  Futher, if cathedral gongs is really good enough; why Patek manufacturer not put in other later models such as 5207 or 5104; I suppose these wathces are big enough to accomadate the cathedral gongs?

Hope buddies can share their view on this topic.

Just MHO,

Little

  

 

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