Patek Philippe

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This one never stops putting a smile to my face. I remember the time when I first got mine. Absolute bliss it was and still is. Can’t wait to take it out from the safe again. In recent days I’ve been on warming up to the steel versions. Old photo, hope yo...  

It’s the exact same date on our watches !!! What a coincidence !!! Just that that photo was taken years ago!!!

I am still on the fence for this exact configuration….

lovely and functional !👍

counter.

Still my favorite modern PP. ...  

I pulled it out again some days ago. Once set day, date and month by observing the procedure that has to be followed by the book as it is quite illogical, I realize again how much a good and fantastic wrist companion it is.

Even though I own the gray, I still doubt know if I actually prefer the blue... 😅 ...  

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with only 1 hour counter it was replaced by a simple pin buckle.

than on PP’s press releases and renderings.

I couldn't afford at the time, but I had an opportunity later on... and the rest is history 😅

First in-house Chronograph and first AC/Chronograph. Great watch no matter which metal or colour. I fell in love with the very first grey version ...  

It represents so much more to me than any of the others. Geneva seal also. The fact it’s not the most popular makes me love it even more in these modern collecting times. Always loved an underdog. M. ...  

Announced that the first Platinum version was the rarest. That would be interesting I think even Geneva can’t understand why the original isn’t more popular. To be fair to them they have featured it in their Magazine to try. Time will tell but it is still... 

The 5960g is on my short list for next watch. I’m looking for a versatile PM piece that can easily be worn casually. I think the 5960 nails this. Haven’t seen one in person yet so glad to hear others say it’s even better in the metal.

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