Patek Philippe 5146G
Ref: 5146G
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- Brand
- Patek Philippe
- Condition
- MINT
- Series
- Complicated Annual Calendar
- Box
- Yes
- Model
- 5146G
- Papers
- Yes
- Reference
- 5146G
- Year
- N/A
- Case Size
- 39
- Dial Color
- Silver
- Location
- Hong Kong
- Listed
- May 30, 2014
- Updated
- Jun 16, 2014
Description
⌚ Watch Specifications
Movement
- Type
- Movement Power Reserve
- Diameter
- 39
- Water Resist.
- 25 Meters/82 Feet
- Crystal
- Scratch-Resistant Sapphire
Dial & Strap
- Dial
- Silver
- Strap
- Bracelet
📖 About This Reference
The Patek Philippe reference 5146G represents the brand's approach to complicated timepieces within their Complicated Watches series. This men's watch is crafted in 18K white gold and features a silver dial configuration.
The 39mm case is constructed from 18K white gold and fitted with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Water resistance is rated to 25 meters (82 feet). The watch is powered by a movement with power reserve functionality and comes equipped with a bracelet.
Reference 5146G appeals to collectors seeking a complicated Patek Philippe timepiece with power reserve indication in precious metal. The 39mm case size provides contemporary proportions, while the white gold construction and silver dial offer a refined aesthetic within the Complicated Watches lineup. The bracelet configuration distinguishes this reference from leather strap alternatives in the series.
Collector Discussions
5968G vs 5726?? Thoughts please
Contemplating trading 5212 and 5968 for a blue dial 5726. Seeking advice on choosing between them. Looking for opinions on pros and cons.
Please help me to be financially irresponsible. 5146P vs 6000R
In Japan, the writer traded a Patek 5146G for a 5140P but misses its versatility. Considering a 5146P and a 6000r, prefers the latter for its rose gold and brown dial, despite being flashy and unconventional.
Trading a 5070G for a 5970G (or R)
Individual considering trading 5070 for 5970 due to desire and cost. Seeking advice on potential regret or missing the 5070. Prefer fewer watches for more wear. Wondering if the charm of owning a 5970 outweighs the loss of the 5070.
A beginner's collection
Enthusiast shares journey of acquiring luxury watches starting with a Patek Philippe 5146J, leading to an Aquanaut 5168G and a pre-owned 5130G for its legibility. Plans to acquire more watches, favoring the 5326 and aiming for a grand complication like the 5270.
The best Patek Annual Calendar
I’m not sure if this topic has ever been discussed before, but I would like to ask forum members what would be his or her favorite Patek Annual Calendar and why? I have long admired Patek Philippe for coming up with this complication. Even though it sits under the Perpetual Calendar in terms of func
My Patek Philippe journey part 2
After getting my first Patek Philippe (the 3919J) and being beaten by the bug. I started really diving into Patek Philippe, it was something new to me and I didn’t know the range of the models and references etc. frequent visits to the ADs and lots of YouTube videos introduced me to the brand (I can
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