5930

Thanks Emmanuel for the sharing of your experience. I love the combination of worldtimer and chronograph, both are at the heart of PP. My personal preference is for the G version, as for me blue works much better here, the dail looks larger, more integrat

I am wearing the blue 5930 now since quite a while and was never bothered by the size of the subdial, but always amazed by the fine guioche, the integration of the world time function, colorwise just perfect. The less pronounciation of the chronograph fun

I’ve always found the Patek World Time Chronographs both aesthetically appealing and technically fascinating. Yet that too-small sub-dial has always been a stumbling block for me. The only explanation I can imagine is that the dial layout was already so f

Patek loves to add a complication to the Chronograph: Annual or Perpetual Calendar, without or with a Minute Repeater, sometimes with a Tourbillon, we all know that. It is less known that before 2016, Patek offered a world time with a chronograph! It was

I think it was clever to put the chronograph seconds ring in white, seems to make the dial less cluttered.. Also the ring helps in reading the time for the various cities (the usual way is the triangles over the 24hr ring, just which I dislike) The case i

Among the PP ones, my favorite is the vintage one, by far. Like you, I find the recent versions to clinical and sporty and modern. On the other hand, unlike you, I don’t respond at all to the steel one: I prefer the 5930s. The carbon fiber motif “kills” i

Two weeks ago, amanico announced us that he is "currently writing something about the 5930s / 5935" and we are all very much looking forward to reading his thoughts when they're finalized. In the meantime, here's an illustrated overview of the different v

It is a great piece that I still enjoy as much today as ever, but I don’t wear it as often as my 5270s or 5370. I often gravitate to just a few dailies, regardless of the size of my collection. I’m glad I own it, and find it much more interesting than the

I am currently writing something about the 5930s / 5935, as since 2016, I am intrigued by these Patek Chronos World Time and I am trying to make my mind on them... In the mean time, just one photo of the 5930G Singapore LE. I will post before the end of t

One of the modern Patek which makes my hear beat faster, along with the 5960A, the 5100P or G, the 5970P and the 5930. Still have to score one, which will be very challenging. It has the magic of the spit seconds , and the captivating charm of enamel. Add