Patek Philippe

Well Baselword is almost a month away so, I guess: The R editions of the 5980 are due to be discontinued and perhaps we will see the 5990R-001 & 5990/1R -001. Maybe the 5711 will stay untouched. And a new complication will be presented (a Perpetual Calend...  

A chronograph perpetual calendar and a rattrapante only...not very realistic I suppose. The winding crown is not needed to be screwed to create a water resistant watch. The case a little bigger 46mm. Perpetual calendar lim. 500 pieces, Rattrapante lim. 40... 

a perpetual calendar Nautilus would be a dream. But I do not believe in that as it is a Grand Complication and Nautilus should be made of steel... My steel Nautilus prediction is a watch having the movement of 5905P and discontinuation of 5960/1A. I also ... 

Kari, what makes you think the 5712/1A would go? It seems to be the most popular - I think I see more 5712/1As on wrists in the wild than all others combined! Best, E.

It has a Complication movement and surely there's a limit how many watches (of same reference number) are produced. One of the official values of PP is "Rarity" and 5712 starts to be common. It means it's time to replace the watch with something else. Bes... 

Yes, pretty sure 5711 will stay, nice watch, not much to improve. Second stop would be an option. I can not imagine 5712 steel to be discontinued. It is their bestseller in this range and their production for steel watches is max. 20% all in. So it is alr... 

but most probably some kind of surprise is just behind the corner. Best Kari

I like how it looks in rose gold. I planned to make a little post about the Nautilus before Basel and I'll say what I'm waiting for indeed. Thanks for sharing Cheers, Mark

The rose gold case has a very warm color and is paired perfectly with the light/dark brown dial and dark brown strap. I am very happy with it. I also believe that it is time for the 5712 to be discontinued and give way for another complication in the Naut...