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Patek 5070 - 10 variants
As a complement to Amanico's great in-depth review of this model and to his presentation of the entire family, here's a quick overview which includes the 2015 Saatchi London limited re-edition models and two unique pieces.
Best to all of you.
Photos credit: multiple websites.
PLATINUM
5070P-001 (2008-210)
5070P-013, Saatchi London Edition (2015 - 5 pieces)
5070/1P-010 (2012 - unique piece)
5070G-001 (2001-2008)
YELLOW GOLD
5070J-001 (1998-2004)
5070J-012, Saatchi London Edition (2015 - 5 pieces)
5070J-010 (circa 2011 - unique piece with, among other specificities, Breguet 12 and "MSO" monogram at 6 o'clock="Michael Steven Ovitz")
WHITE GOLD
5070G-001 (2001-2008)
5070G-014, Saatchi London Edition (2015 - 5 pieces)
5070J-001 (1998-2004)
5070J-012, Saatchi London Edition (2015 - 5 pieces)
5070J-010 (circa 2011 - unique piece with, among other specificities, Breguet 12 and "MSO" monogram at 6 o'clock="Michael Steven Ovitz")
ROSE GOLD
5070R-001 (2001-2008)
5070R-014, Saatchi London Edition (2015 - 5 pieces)
Patek 5070 - 10 variants
As a complement to Amanico's great in-depth review of this model and to his presentation of the entire family , here's a quick overview which includes the 2015 Saatchi London limited re-edition models and two unique pieces. Best to all of you. Photos cred...
Anton Bruckner is one of my favorite composer.
The Adagio of the 8th leaves me completely speechless each time I listen to it. It’s cosmic. But there’s something fantastic in each of his symphonies, imo.
Big year for him, quattro.
Berlin Phil. touring with the 5th. Going to check them out in November. Can't wait!
Lucky you!
I'd love to hear Petrenko conduct the 5th. Heard him in Berlin conducting Mozart's Exsultate Jubilate & Schumann's 4th in April 2023 and it was truly mesmerising. My favorite recording of the 5th remains Jochum's 1964 concert in Ottobeuren with the Concer...
I'm sure it was!
Petrenko is a great conductor, who is apparently loved by the orchestra and by the Berlin audience.
wow ! You are on a
roll ! Many thanks on behalf of our forum for another informative thread ! Which one do you like best and why ?
Thank you so much.
I enjoy doing these posts: it’s a way for me to learn more about Patek Philippe and to see if there’s a model which I’d really want to add to my collection someday. I’ve never seen a 5070 in real life and have a really hard time finding a winner. As I’m a...
Skin tone is an important consideration ! In terms of dial, I like best the
P with the lovely blue dial and the pushers on 5070 with lemania movement are so smooth like hot knife cutting through butter !
Would love to try these pushers someday!
And yes the pt/blue dial is very attractive.
Yes it looks great.
It's Amanico's favorite btw. But I'm not sure if I would personally be conquered by the blackened hands and indexes. I would have to see it in real life.
One of my favorite PP ever.
I always loved black and gold. But honestly there’s something to love about all of these watches.
Yellow gold/black dial looks impressive indeed.
Very classy. But I think I would have a personal preference for the softer and closer to skin tone look of the Saatchi brown dial/yellow gold. Thanks for looking.
You are turning this obsessive interest of mine into a religious experience!
Thank you for stirring the imagination once more with your posts.
Wonderful educational tour of a superlative reference!
Thank you so much for this wonderful post!
Thanks for the post, it’s been great to see all these
references in one place and compare differences but mostly stare at little details on each of them. For me the brown dial saatchi edition AND the platinum bracelet piece unique, because when dreaming one should dream big.
Thanks, Derreck! I like your motto!
And I share your preference for the Saatchi brown dial. Best, Emmanuel