Patek Philippe

Introduced at BaselWorld 1998 , the Patek Philippe Ref. 5070J-001 was inspired by a 46 mm aviator's split second chronograph , which can now be admired at the Patek Philippe Museum . As this variant of the reference 5070 is the initial one and also the on...  

You can find more complicated but not more beautiful All variations are great but the Platinum is perfect

But, for those who, like me are tired of blued dials, other variants sing a more appealing song. Just a matter of taste, of course. Best, Emmanuel

Best, Emmanuel

But, I'm personally not fond of blue dials, so I tend to prefer other variants, especially this J because of its historical inspiration. Just a matter of personal taste, of course. Best, Emmanuel

The j looks better and better to me as the years pass. I owned the r many years ago but it proved a bit too large for me. These days, I enjoy the 5070 vicariously through Nico's pics of his g.

But at least the source of inspiration makes it clear why they opted for a 42 mm case! Best, Emmanuel

That said, each variant has a true charm.

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Best, Emmanuel

I think it’s mine too, but I haven’t seen any 5070 in person yet.

There is just something special abt the steel dial (I am biased of course) the black dial x J case is very bold and eye catching.. perhaps not as versatile when it comes to strap options Interestingly there was an article abt the 5070 in collectibility re...  

which first your wrist perfectly, as well as these informations. And you are completely right to point out that the J isn't versatile. Best, Emmanuel

Wonder if the brand will ever add the split seconds function back on a similar design. If so, it will be epic !💪