The new Patek Philippe In-Line Perpetual Calendar ref. 5236P-011 features: a silvery dial with vertical satin - finish and black - gradient rim , charcoal gray white gold applied faceted baton-style hour markers , charcoal gray white gold faceted baton-st...
I'm typically not too interested in perpetual calendar watches but I like the in-line display on this model and definitely would own it if money was no object. The salmon dial is my next favorite of the three. M4
And although I think it could be 1-2mm smaller, it fits my 16cm wrist very well. I’ve seen the navy and salmon in the flesh - both are gorgeous and it would be difficult to choose. The new gray dial is my favorite grand complication release by Patek this ...
...and have worn the blue version for an extended period (while drinking beer) : ) It was a tad top-heavy on my 7.25" wrist. Perhaps a tad thinner or in white gold to mitigate the weight? But it's a very cool display...
But this reference looks very boring to me. Dial wise. I have a 3940, which I gifted to my partner. I tried to buy another PC from PP. Nothing excites me that much tbh. Just boring. Best Gatsby
The clear choice for me would be the salmon. Aside from not having a watch with a salmon dial and having watches with blue and gray/silver dials, I like the smooth surface dial with no striations. And the overall look appeals to me the most.
Having seen only the blue on in person, I find it hard to get a real sense of how the other two look in person. I think I could like the Salmon dial very much. Best, Emmanuel
Many thanks for putting these images side by side. This is exactly the kind of comparison that helps the watch make sense. The new dial feels less immediate than some of the earlier 5236 versions, but the more I look at it, the more I understand the appea...