less salmon dial again as too many being produced. I thought both the 5227 and 5396 are due a new movement with longer power reserve and more interesting dials. I’m not a fan of these hands like the 6119 either. What would have impressed me would have bee

Then, congrats on your first Patek, too. I am not sure the 5134 is under appreciated, though. It has its charm and interest, it cannot compete with the 5110 which is a totally different watch. It has a friendly complication, a nice manual winding movement

I had been searching for a travel watch for a while, and a Patek wasn’t in my consideration set. I looked into a PF Tonda GMT, but was concerned the design would be too bland after a while. I also considered a VC Dual Time, but the proportions were just t

To me, the 5960, in all iterations and metals, but especially in platinum, is the definition of Patek Philippe in the first quarter of the 21st century. This is what horological history is made of. Design, complications, practicality, complexity. All of t

I like it!

Please seem to like the grey dial but I’m partial to the blue. The correct blue hue is quite hard to capture

Of the three the world time is my favorite. I had the 5130R, the enamel pieces have always been out of my reach.

The strap for 5131R looks amazing in the leather/metal as it matches the dial so so well !💪 The 5270G’s push buttons felt very good when pressed👍 The 5270 with sapphire looks AMAZING 🤩 Which one do you like most & why ? My choice is the sapphire even thou

A recent photo taken in Paris some weeks ago. Eye catching, in my opinion. Best, Nicolas

(or at least they used to be😊) and very attractive and comfortable to wear. The 5396 whose historical antecedent is the the legendary 2497 is to me at the very top in the AC lineage. Having tried on the sunburst sand beige dial, I can only say if one is l