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Miles_151 observes a growing trend of salmon-colored dials in white metal watches, posing the question of whether Patek Philippe's success in this aesthetic has influenced other brands. His post highlights the increasing popularity of this once-exclusive combination.
Any thoughts ????
Pateks success with white metal Salmon dials seems to be infectious.
M.

Key Points from the Discussion
- While Patek Philippe's 5270P features a gorgeous salmon shade, the Lange salmon dial appears closer to a traditional rose gold color, indicating variations in how brands interpret the hue.
- Salmon dials, particularly in white metal, are challenging to photograph accurately, as lighting significantly impacts the perceived color.
- The increased prevalence of salmon dials in the market is perceived by some as a direct correlation to the author's extensive sharing of his Patek Philippe 5970P, suggesting collector influence on market trends.
- There is concern that if salmon dials become mainstream, they might lose their aura of exclusivity and charm, which was once reserved for special, low-production models.
- Patek Philippe is credited as one of the pioneers, if not the first, to effectively use salmon dials with white metal in special, low-production models, and is still considered the best at this combination.
- The term 'salmon' for some dials is debated, with some perceiving certain shades as 'rose' and finding them more feminine.
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