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PP 5320G Lume
Out of curiosity, I decided to charge the lume and see what it looks like. I have also wondered, like many in this forum, why the need to have the extra 5 and 7 index. I think it make sense to me now, without them, the lume shot will look odd.
It seems
That the 5320g is not a particularly difficult watch to find. This surprises me a bit because many people seem to be enthusiastic about it. I suppose at this entry point ( cost level) even the most ardent admirers of the watch are thinking twice before they “Pull the Trigger”. I know I did.!
It’s a very good piece and ...
If it wasn’t for several pieces incoming ;-)) ...I would go for it.
Thanks Gordon! Yes, “balanced” is the right word. In the daytime, the need for the 5 and 7 index is less obvious. [nt]
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Maybe the best Patek in recent years. If they ever do this one in steel, we have a new definition of waiting list. And, comparing to some other PP AC and PC, they really thought about the
Design here. No ugly fonts or numerals that only last 2 years.
Enjoy your lovely watch!
Enjoy your lovely watch!
This watch....
Was quite controversial when it first hit the market. I am very fond of it and have been wearing mine daily for nearly a year. The markers at “5” and “7” came under some heavy criticism at first. I think those indices really help the watch in a dark environment when you need to be able to read the Lume. Definitely my favorite Patek from the Thierry Stern era.
Thanks Reuven! The box sapphire crystal and the stepped lugs added to the charm. 🙏 [nt]
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A very charming and modern Patek PC, thanks for highlighting another great feature of its dial! :-) [nt]
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I thought the Dom was super luminova too alas it’s battery powered 🤣 [nt]
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I was always fascinated by it since I was a little kid.. not to say I feel much more grown up now :)) [nt]
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