murcielago_boy
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I want a 5270 version in "j"
Has PP's perpetual calender chronograph every failed? - I like the 5270 - it's far less busy than the 5970 and 3970 and the in-house caliber will be on another planet to the Lemania (as I've experienced in 5170 VS 5070).
I'm just waiting for them to release a "j" version. (I like yellow gold - it looks best on my olive/dark skin).
PATEK 5270G
Hi All, I just had the opportunity to see the Patek 5270G at the Geneva Boutique and fell in love with it instantly. Just perfect for a person like me with exceptionally large wrists and any watch below 41mm looks like a ladies watch or a younger brothers...
I think it's very close to the ideal
I hope to see it in another metal and eventually with a black dial and perhaps Breguet numerals. It might be worthwhile to try on a 5970 for comparison though, just to be sure; it's discontinued but generally available. A very safe choice in the 5270 I th...
A fine daily wear watch and most certainly collectible ...
no worries about that. Possibly to "wait" for the platinum version would be here an advice but if you can afford the WG version, you will also ... Regards Moritz
I want a 5270 version in "j"
Has PP's perpetual calender chronograph every failed? - I like the 5270 - it's far less busy than the 5970 and 3970 and the in-house caliber will be on another planet to the Lemania (as I've experienced in 5170 VS 5070). I'm just waiting for them to relea...
Rolex Chrono
Just remember the Rolex Chronos with the outmarket ebauches are worth far more then the in house calibers made since the 2000s. New does not necessarily mean better in terms of performance or investment.