Gregineugene
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Here's a nice one...
Patek Philippe 5099RG Gondolo Cabriolet Two Tone 18K RG / WG Rose Dial. Something I really like about lidded watches like this. Maybe it's just the necessary interaction. This one is particularly beautiful. All 28.5mm of it. Photo from European Watch Co. More here: https://www.europeanwatch.com/watch/patek-philippe-5099rg-001-5099rg-gondolo-cabriolet-two-tone-18k-r-69402
Here's a nice one...
Patek Philippe 5099RG Gondolo Cabriolet Two Tone 18K RG / WG Rose Dial. Something I really like about lidded watches like this. Maybe it's just the necessary interaction. This one is particularly beautiful. All 28.5mm of it. Photo from European Watch Co. ...
The design itself dates from the 1930s. Somewhat surprisingly several companies their own versions of this watch, with the case being supplied by the same maker.
Here’s an original 1930s example from the Cresarrow watch company. ...
The design itself dates from the 1930s. Somewhat surprisingly several companies their own versions of this watch, with the case being supplied by the same maker.
Here’s an original 1930s example from the Cresarrow watch company, retailed by Tiffany & Co. ...
I like it a lot too, Greg.
Here’s a post I wrote on this reference: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel
Yes! I saw your article.
Now that "From the Digest" comes up after a post I saw your in depth feature on this watch. I knew you'd be well aware of this one as soon as I saw it on ECW.
I owned this model for five months
but it had too much heft and was impractical when used. Lovely looking watch though.
Hmmm, that could be my PP from years ago at EWC.
Fun timepiece, but very small, very tall, and very, very top-heavy. Even with deployant (either normal or backwards), the wrist had no 'balance' is extremely head-heavy. Hopefully during service, the case service costs are included as it is an intricate t...
That's interesting to hear
It's an AWFULLY intriguing watch, though. I live near EWC and if I can make it over there while it's still in stock I'll definitely post some on-wrist impressions here!