For me 5167 is one of the watches. As nice as the A is and as much as I think steel is the perfect metal for a sports/sporty watch, the R is much more appealing to me. It is truly beautiful and as much as I love Aquanaut and Nautilus, I rarely feel that d

The Aquanaut is definitely an addictive model. I'm also looking forward to adding my third one, which is actually the 5167R too ☺️ Wearing my 5065A today (old picture):

① Steel ② The chronograph hand can be used as a running seconds hand ③ The orange color (especially when paired with the strap) looks wonderfully casual ④ It's thicker than the 5168, but actually more comfortable to wear Therefore, now that I'm certain I'

I understand your desire of a 5167R so well! It will be a great addition to your impressive Aquanaut collection. Your 5066J looks absolutely wonderful too. I hope you will be able to pick your new watch as soon as possible. Best, Emmanuel

My wrists are thin, so I don’t own any of the larger sizes from 5168 onwards. I have two pairs each of 5065 and 5066, and then 5164, 5165, and 5167. I’m wearing my 5066j today. 5066 J&A 5065 A&1J The 5065 and 5165 are the perfect size for my wrist

Exploring in depth the Advanced Research collection has been very interesting for me and a great pleasure: www.watchprosite.com But I personally don’t like open dials, so this one isn’t for me. The 5167R sings to me much more. But it’s a matter of

I love the 5167 for many reasons, and I've actually owned the 5167A twice in the past. It was my first Patek, so it has a special place in my heart. The R version was never in my radar, but every time I've tried it on, I realized how beautiful it is, and

In his post yesterday , time4fun showed two Aquanauts and a Nautilus and asked us which was our favorite . Immediately, Bill 's superb photos of his ref. 5167R-001 came to mind (see below), so I replied it was my favorite , even though it wasn't among the

as the Nautilus, but with the case of the Aquanaut and the warm color scheme of rose gold and brown dial… I love it on Bill’s wrist!

Okay, actually two steel bezel problems. Problem 1: does the Aquanaut count as a proper member of my Steel Bezel Watch Club, or is it a merely honorary member? Problem 2: what's the next steel bezel watch to consider for Steel Bezel Watch Club membership?