Mark in Paris
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Look at the watch not the sticker Nicolas!
Well, in fact my AD is very "a cheval" on the watches safety.
The most important is to feel how the colors and light reflection look like, and understand it is an interesting reference which is worth seeing in the metal.
This message has been edited by Mark in Paris on 2015-09-25 02:17:38
The new Patek 6000G in blue is really tempting
If you remember, I could try this 2015 Patek Philippe 6000G new version with its dark blue dial (my post here: www.watchprosite.com ) before summer. This watch made me a very good impression and I must say, still today, I really like it and would ...
Tempted
Yes - a great looking colour variation. I saw this exact watch last week and was very sourly tempted but ducked out as I am in long term pursuit of a Lange 1 Tourbillon. My only doubt with this Calatrava is that their is a lot going on in the face. Well d...
First Harry, welcome on PuristSPro!
Well yes you seem to have a very nice project ahead with another great watch Harry. As for the 6000G, we seem to share the same appeal as it is very impressive in the metal. The high contrast bewtween the dark blue and white printings is indeed making it ...
Patel Pilot watch?
Cheers Mark I'm hoping to get the new Patek Pilot watch next year - any thoughts. It seems Patek are trying to broaden their appeal? Harry
Indeed I have thoughts about the Pilot
It is there: www.watchprosite.com 0 I like it and think it is a good addition to the collection. It is not really a Pilot watch but a Casual watch inspired by Pilot watches. It fits perfectly to a smart casual outfit and wearing style. Interesting...
Look at the watch not the sticker Nicolas!
Well, in fact my AD is very "a cheval" on the watches safety. The most important is to feel how the colors and light reflection look like, and understand it is an interesting reference which is worth seeing in the metal.
When I go to my butcher, I appreciate to see my meet protected from flies...
When I see a watch under its plastic seal, good, but honestly, how can we appreciate a picture in this condition? I don't get it... Best, Nicolas
Like this ref a lot but gray version for me
The blue 6000G is very interesting, but Patek have so many better references for blue dials….in my opinion that is. 5140P/5070P blue come to mind for dressier pieces otherwise any blue Nautilus, 6000G/5960P/5270G come in so many other dial colors that wou...
The grey is a great 6000 reference too
Very different spirit and more suitable to be worn with suits or dressy occasions. I completly understand you preference for that nice version. I was indeed thinking about the other blue dial wich is much lighter (5070, 5124 etc...): I think I prefer the ...
I handled this version a short time ago.
It was very nice but not so nice that I could not say "no thank you". My answer was based on putting some limits and the watch did not drive me nuts. The reason might also be that I'm currently focusing on rare pieces as well as grand complications. Best,...
I think it is a good thing to keep up a strong interest for every watch we may own...
...too limit ourselves. This allows getting out the most interest from each of them. In that way, I fully understand your perspective. From the 2 or 3 hands watches available, I must say your 5153 and 5124 are already doing the job in a great way. Thanks ...
It is an appealing version too
I didn't see it in the metal in RG but I like the material a lot. The chocolate dial must fit particularly well with the case indeed. A very interesting offer for a RG Calatrava. Thank you Chris Cheers, Mark