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Here are some detailed thoughts with photos, links, etc. First, here's how the Pagoda 5500G looks on my wrist: It's a nice watch in itself, but I am not too fond of how it wears. I have dedicated a thread to it here: www.watchprosite.com And another one t

Thank you so much for this thoughtful response — it’s exactly the kind of perspective I was hoping to find here. Your wrist-feel observation on the Pagoda is genuinely valuable. The 5500P had been on my shortlist precisely because of its platinum case and

Hello everyone, This is my first post on the forum. I’ve been reading these threads for some time and have learned a great deal from the depth of knowledge this community shares so generously. Thank you to everyone who contributes — your collective expert

Another nice rectangular Patek, even if I prefer the 5100 " Ray Manta ". Best, Nicolas

The Patek Philippe ref. 2441 , nicknamed " Eiffel Tower " because the case shape has been considered reminiscent of the pillars and first floor of the Eiffel Tower, was first released in 1948 and is very rare . According to Collectability , " less than 20

When we discuss rectangular watches from Patek, this one deserves a special award, in my opinion: Best, Nicolas

I even owned a rose gold version for years with its beautiful faceted crystal, I have to check my hard disk to try to find a photo of it (it’s many many years ago…) Unless I am mistaking the nickname of ref 1593 is the Hourglass and not the Pagoda which i

White gold, salmon dial. Absolute class, this watch from 1997. A big temptation. Best, Nicolas

the 5100 is one of those watches that did not appeal to me when it was on my wrist. I tried hard to like it. In the end, I decided no, not for me. I definitely buy based on the looks/designs of the watches and not the movements. As long as it runs well wi