5105P

I love the 1930s/1940s stepped case rectangles that inspired this watch. I do like this watch and have been tempted more than once BUT I always find that the dial leaves me a bit cold. For me it lacks the style and warmth of the vintage ones. Patek got it

Among the watches I constantly think about and dream of seeing in real life one day and perhaps acquiring , the ref. 5105 holds a special place . Platinum , caliber 9-90 , limited to 100 pieces, unique buckle , unique box ... A true dream for me ( previou

a wonderful 67th birthday! Your 5105P, created in 2006, is a grail for me: I hope to at least see one in real life someday and maybe acquire one if an opportunity presents itself. As for the ref. 492, it was created during the 1930s. Many thanks for shari

The 5100J has been an important step in the growing of my knowledge and the maturing of my choice, but this 5098P feels like it was made for me. I love every aspect of it and it is pure joy to wear. As for the 5105P, I hope I’ll be able to see one in real

5098 Gondolo with lovely guilloche ? My friend’s 5105P says hi 👋!

It doesn't seem like the Ref# 3969 R or P (500 Pieces) was ever a very popular watch model, and I am not sure about the Ref# 5105P made in 100 examples. It seems like generally the 5100 was more popular than any of the two models mentioned, and I would al