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I like your first three reasons very much!
And I'm glad you find the variant with playful Arabic numerals quite appealing: even though I feel personally more attracted to the black dial and Roman numeral variants, I still think this one is full of charm and I admire the way each of the three dials has been very intelligently and carefully designed.
I think I will add a PP in my collection someday (having none yet) and my choice might well fall on one of the many time only models, some of which I like very much.
Best, Emmanuel
Patek Philippe ref. 5014
How and why is this wonderful reference so left aside is completely beyond me. As far as I could find, it was given 3 different dials (one black, two white) and was made in 2 metals (yellow and white gold), all powered by caliber 215. On this site, ronhan...
Same for me.
I also find the white dial/Roman numerals variant attractive (and even the Arabic one), but the black dial one really stands out.
It’s hard to understand
why such a reference doesn’t get at least a little more attention. But it’s a good thing too, because it remains affordable…
I’m surprised to learn [from Nico’s post] that these are from the late 90s.
They are each elegant and endearing in their own way, including the unique pieces with the little leaf hands. I agree with you in particular about the variant with Roman numerals. Nice post.👏🏽
According to
Christie's , this reference was introduced in 1993 and in production until 2005. Thanks for the kind words.
Super interesting reference.
I have never seen these before. Thank you for sharing. I think especially in the context of cubitus release, it’s super interesting that here’s a rectangular watch with a round movement. Yet, that was one of the main complaints about the cubitus.
I think it’s because the Cubitus
has a display case back. And because Patek and some other brands have sometimes gone the extra mile and made a beautiful shaped movement, which would have been a great feature for the Cubitus (and for the price asked).
Not sure what the original price of this reference would be today (when corrected for inflation).
But the fact remains that it’s a rectangular watch with a round movement and here we all are admiring its beauty. And it truly is very beautiful.
5014R
Hi all, Couldn’t help notice this thread as a family member was recently gifted this watch as a graduation present. It is supposedly a red gold version with a black dial. Claus ...
Thank you, Claus.
This certainly is a very nice graduation present! I’ve seen some 5014R mentioned, but couldn’t find any official extract or certificate confirming the rose (and not yellow) gold. And, strangely, the rose gold seems to be mentioned only for the black dial ...
It was certified by seller as an R version.
I checked with the family member who bought it.
Here os the certification from the seller.
Not an official PP certification - but from a Madrid jeweller. ...
I think the last dial variant is my favorite and matches well with the case
With the rounded profile and tiered lugs, I think the last dial variant with roman numerals and rounded minute & second tracks pairs well. I also really like the first dial variant in yellow gold. The 5109 is similar (and the 5112 if you want a gem-se...
I also find the Roman numerals variant attractive too,
but the black dial/yellow gold one really stand out for me. As for the ref. 5109, it’s similar indeed, but far from identical: the case is thinner, all polished and the sides aren’t stepped. The case here is a little more complex.
Emmanuel, thanks for another wonderful pictorial review, this of the not so popular 5014. These are the 5 reasons in my opinion why the 5014 is not very popular:
1) it is not round 2) it is not round 3) it is not round 4) it is a bit small by today’s standards 5) many might find it to be somewhat antiquated looking and plain and simply just not their desired aesthetic. This is not how I feel about it. Do I love th...
I like your first three reasons very much!
And I'm glad you find the variant with playful Arabic numerals quite appealing: even though I feel personally more attracted to the black dial and Roman numeral variants, I still think this one is full of charm and I admire the way each of the three dials...
I love these...a strong art deco vibe...
...now if only PP had used a proper, shaped movement...
Art Deco vibe indeed!
With a closed case back, I find it personally much easier to forget about the shape of the movement.
Then you have to choose
one of PP’s shaped caliber: 5124, 5100, 5200 or 5101! I included them in this thread dedicated to some shaped calibers. I wish you a happy New Year’s Eve. Best, Emmanuel
Thank you!
Nice pic, which gives a better idea of how this watch wears in real life. And the rose gold ref. 5000 with salmon dial is quite stunning.
Thank you for a beautiful and detailed post! It is great to discover a line of PP's that I had not idea about.
The pictures have been great for understanding the different variations. For me, the YG with black dial is top of the list.
Yes, this version really stands out.
And I’m glad if this thread was helpful. I wish you a great New Year’s Eve. Best, Emmanuel
