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Lankysudanese, a self-proclaimed 'non-PP guy,' ignited a lively discussion by showcasing what he considers Patek Philippe's most gorgeous and sporty design. His post, featuring striking imagery, prompted fellow collectors to share their own wrist shots and insights into this compelling reference. This article synthesizes the community's perspective on a watch that has captivated many, even those outside the traditional Patek Philippe collector base.
One of the most striking and sporty designs to come out of PP.
If I could, I would.
Letβs see some real owner wrist-shots of this beauty.
Hussam

Photo credit: well known second hand watch dealer out of Boston
Key Points from the Discussion
- The featured Patek Philippe reference is highly recommended by owners and considered one of the most tempting releases of the last decade, with several members sharing multiple wrist shots from their personal collections and friends.
- The original author, Lankysudanese, expressed a preference for the white dial and black numerals with the bracelet, noting that a platinum case for a sports watch, despite its aesthetic appeal in blue, black, or grey dials, presents practical concerns due to platinum's density and scratch susceptibility.
- A key question among potential owners revolves around the chronograph pusher feel, with one contributor noting stiffness on a similar movement in a Patek Philippe 5980 Nautilus and Lankysudanese echoing concerns about the crispness of pushers on a friend's 5270P.
- The watch is admired for its striking design and the integration of various complications, which is noted as uncommon for a Patek Philippe sports watch, making it a desirable piece for many collectors.
- One owner highlighted that the watch's robust nature makes it more 'worry-free' to wear compared to a Nautilus, especially for those concerned about dings and scratches.
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