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Looks like you had a great time at W&W...
It might be tough to resist if that dial on the 5370R is cased in white metals.
Gordon, a BIG thank you for all your coverage of W&W! In addition to your extensive reporting about the watches, your colorful, fun filled
and light hearted reportage helps make it an entire experience and adventure. Much more interesting that way! As for the watches, the one I am most interested in is 6196P.
By any chance do you happen to know the lug width (21mm?) and buckle size (16mm?) Best, Patekova
You are most welcome Patekova and many thanks for your kind comments !
Unfortunately I do not know the lug width and buckle size, but can only inform you that the case is 38mm. Does a 38mm case imply certain lug width and buckle size ?
Gordon - thank you thank you for the selfless reporting.
We live vicariously through you. These are great insights. Please tell us you have a picture of your rare handcraft in the leopard room?
Hi seabas132, Glad that you had a good read and enjoyed the visit
vicariously ! Leopard room was a bit dark which was conducive to much drinking but not wrist-shots unfortunately !
Many thanks Jon ! The visit was fabulous and way outweighed the
long traveling time !
Fantastic report, Sir!
Really lovely to read about your report and access to the inner PP circle as well as life at W&W! That the brand is personable and is prepared to give time to you and WPS goes a long way to explain why PP has its diehard fans.
Thought it was 6196P as the star but now am aware of the two types of enamel on the 5370R with an incredibly difficult finish to produce.
Have you considered a career as an influencer?😜
David
Thought it was 6196P as the star but now am aware of the two types of enamel on the 5370R with an incredibly difficult finish to produce.
Have you considered a career as an influencer?😜
David
Hi David , thanks for your kind comments ! What is the difference between what I now
do as a Patek moderator vs being an influencer, other than that I am a volunteer on WPS and provide positive criticism where needed ?
Thanks for all the pics
Since wrist shots make watches look bigger .. I suspect the 45 Cubitus maybe a better fit for you..
Anyways the 5370 is outstanding in your pictures, unfortunately I couldn’t find one to give it a test drive
The 6196 looks good on your wrist
Glad you had a good read ! Now please stop
POISONING ☠️ me !🤣
For Cubitus, my sweet spot would be 42.5mm 😇
Which one(s) are you gunning for ?
For Cubitus, my sweet spot would be 42.5mm 😇
Which one(s) are you gunning for ?
🧐
What’s lacking in my PP collection is a 3 hand manual winding calatrava 
maybe one day they will make it with breguet numerals.. meanwhile I will try to be contented with this, although not 3 hands :
maybe one day they will make it with breguet numerals.. meanwhile I will try to be contented with this, although not 3 hands :
012 is the London limited edition, correct ?
Please share a photo of the back engraving !
FYI, Here is the 5153 sibling of 011 (Beijing) to your 012 (London)
Yeah I know..
I read your post abt the sutle differences between the 2.. thanks for that post..
Just want to thank you Gordon for giving us such a great coverage.
Wish I were there to share the wonderful experiences with you!
Thanks Gordon for this awesome report!
It was also great meeting you, looking forward to repeating next year again 😉
From the novelties, the 5328G and the 6196P are already noted in my wish list 😊
Cheers!
From the novelties, the 5328G and the 6196P are already noted in my wish list 😊
Cheers!
Thanks 1WatchMan ! Our GTGs were wonderful !
Hopefully we meet again at W&W and/or the Milan Grand Exhibition next year ! Will you be going to both ?
I plan to go to W&W again, that's for sure! 😉
The Grand Exhibition was not in my radar, but I would love to go too. Do you have any info? I've just Googled it and didn't found mucho, other than Patek's announcement.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Patek’s Grand Exhibitions are fun 🤩! I have been to
New York (2017), Singapore 🇸🇬 (2019) and Tokyo (2023), and each one was different and enjoyable. See you in Milan ? 😉