Patek Philippe

The 5055G is a black dial, white gold case Calatrava with Petite Complications: Date, Moon Phase, Winding Reserve. The 5055G is a bit controversial...some admire its asymmetry while others shun it. Now more than a decade since the 5055 was offered, a vari...  

My opinion. Still a good calatrava to me. Cheers.

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May be I would have preferred a thinner bezel to give more space to the dial functions but nothing crippling for me. Best wishes Alkiro

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Would bode very poorly with my symmetry OCD

but as others have said, the bezel is too thick and different hands would greatly improve the overall aethetic. I also don't care for the sideways numbers ( "3" and "9") Still, overall a nice watch and appreciate the modest case size that fits well with t... 

Agree about the thick bezel, and it does not scream Patek to me.

Like the idea, but the execution a bit wayward - bezel and numbers...

I like that watch. I remember a watchtime mag. article when it first came out. I never saw such a glowing report from the caliber to aesthetics.

...but a pet peeve of mine that I don\'t like is that the power reserve shows \'down\' with the hand pointing \'up.\' Many other watches do the same and I\'m sure it has something to do with the internal workings of the movement.

I love hobnail bezels on dress watches but three levels might be one too many. My only issue with both refs, or any dial with power reserve, is ‘Up’ or ‘Full’ is shown in the ‘Down’ or ‘Bottom’ position. That makes no logical sense and is counter-intuitiv...