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It would have to be powerball bc things are going to get a bit expensive…
2499p - an easy choice I think. Photo from Hodinkee. FPJ subscription series - I love FPJ and this is really the ultimate Journe collection. Photo from Hodinkee. And a simple 5711p for sporty / daily use. Photo from wristcheck. Other things I considered a
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Below are my personal favorite:
1. 958 - Can you imagine if PP puts it into a wearable watch case.... 2. 5270P - Both red and blue dials look extremely sharp. This can be another option in addition to the 5271P version. 3. 5249R - Is this the first automation timepiece from PP? A very s
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As you might have seen,
I've dedicated a thread to the variants of the 5270 & 5271 and there's no doubt that you G-019 variant looks splendid! I can imagine how stunning the 5270/1R was, but of course I fully understand the reasons why you prefer the new 6159G. I'll keep my fing
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Difference Patek Philippe 5271P-001 vs 5271P-010
Hello buddies, Has someone any idea where is the difference between these models, the 001 was discontinued 2023 and the 010was released 2024. But where is the difference, the movement is also the same…
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PP 5271P-001
Hey Guys, Merry Christmas! Wanted to share with you this new Patek (will put the black croco strap after the holidays!!)
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Patek Philippe ref. 5270 & 5271
Here are, in chronological order, all variants to date of Patek Philippe's most recent take on the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph complication. Enjoy! (Photos credit: multiple websites) Ref. 5070 5270G-001 (2011) No tachymeter scale 5270G-013 (2013) with
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The quality of gemsetting (and their sheer beauty!) are simply spectacular…These are four new “Haute Joaillerie” Grand Complications that joined the collection last Fall (5271 rubies and sapphires, and 6300 diamonds and sapphires)!❤️ See:
www.watchprosite.com
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Hi Mike, it might be an interesting topic of study, but alas, the "numerology" just doesn't seem to be regulated in a predictable/consistent way... I'd safely call that a "general rule" since many limit examples are quickly coming to mind.
For instance, this year we announced the new Ref. 5189G, which going by the info I was given, appears to have the same case as the earlier Ref. 5177, with the only exception of the addition of a solid case back. There are then (numerous) other examples wh
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The earlier 5271 diamond iteration is totally spectacular, but with these new sapphire and ruby versions we are possibly at an even higher level! :-) Did you have a chance to see them in person already?
They were not immediately available and I haven't yet, but I'm badly looking forward to, especially when it comes to the ruby....hopefully before summer! PS: I'm willing to place a bet right here F. that, if interested, given your collection you WILL ---
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+1, I believe we haven't had any on the forum yet, but I'd love to see the first owner's pics too! :-) I had a meeting after we made this announcement but the new 5271Ps weren't available yet, so even your Patek mod has yet to see them in person! ;-))
Please just note that while all four of these new models are technically in-catalog, production will be *extremely* limited... I doubt they will even be available as part of the carnet for client events this year, so for most people the best bet will just
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