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For the pleasure of the eyes: Patek Philippe Pagoda 5500G.
When we discuss rectangular watches from Patek, this one deserves a special award, in my opinion: 
Best,
Nicolas
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For the pleasure of the eyes: Patek Philippe Pagoda 5500G.
When we discuss rectangular watches from Patek, this one deserves a special award, in my opinion: Best, Nicolas ...
I completely agree,
but it didn’t feel as great as I expected on the wrist, unfortunately. Best, Emmanuel ...
Very interested in how you found the fit/comfort
Was the watch top heavy or awkward feeling on your wrist? Best, Robert
I would say that the Pagoda just felt strange.
Rather small but thick and with a shape which doesn’t blend well with the wrist.
