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I too am a new addict! Just something about the history and evolution of designs from this Maison. Creates a romantic elegance on the wrist. The museum is a worthy trip for all of you if you have time in Geneva...it'll make you proud to have pieces from t

I had a chance to try a 5099R on very long ago (probably about 20 years ago) and to be honest I cannot say that I found it really classy or sophisticated but more charming and unusual. It was in a second hand watch boutique that doesn't exist anymore and

One of the timepieces on display in the Patek Philippe Museum which I find intriguing and exquisite is the “ Cabriolet ” which served as a source of inspiration for the modern ref. 5099RG . The movement (based on a 9’’’ ébauche by LeCoultre & Cie) was

3520D Calatrava ultra flat 3820R Calatrava ultra flat 5119R Calatrava 5022R Calatrava Breguet hands and numerals 5022G Calatrava (I was hoping the white gold would look nicer!) 5153G Calatrava hinged back military case (white dial) 7200R London edition 55

and after reading your reply, I feel the decision has been made and you should definitely get the 5010 because it is so you and that is what matters most. Never get a watch which you feel is less than perfect because sooner or later, you will find fault i

just about make the $30k limit.

and also because my sister's partner is a lot bigger than I am, I would have to sell my entire collection including those that are due to arrive in the next few years! The list includes the 5099RG, the 7200-010 London Edition, the 1530A, the 5940G, the 38

is slightly on the heavy side with its front opening. More gold, more weight!

While waiting for my 3878J (the pretty skeleton which I have been tormenting all of you on this forum), I thought I might amuse myself with this under rated 5099RG. The watch came with its original box and papers and was in super mint condition even spott