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I have several straps: red, green, blue etc. They help to upgrade the looks.
And your watches look very nice too. 6000 and GMT are very good timepieces to have)
I find your new strap to work perfectly with your 6000R. Very nice.
The yellow of the 5131 is perhaps a little too spicy for me, but the green one is perfect too.
Changing the dark brown alligator strap of my Cornes de Vache, first for a dark burgundy alligator one with contrasting "gold" stitching and, later, for a light brown calf one has been very enjoyable as it makes the watch more lively.
Best, Emmanuel
They are all perfectly appropriate,
But that burgundy with the gold stitching stands out the most to my eyes!! 😎🤌
This is an interesting art watch, but I think this watch should be from China, because there is a map of China and the names of China's two first-tier cities on the watch.
I have seen many Chinese watches, but this watch is the most unique one I have ever seen.
It is a
limited edition in 2015 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Patek operating in China (25 pieces) !
Actually I like yellow too..
I had a bright yellow on my 5153.. but swapped it to a blue becoz I thought it was a better match
Love your strap choices.
It's always fun to change traps on our watches. Oftentimes it gives the watch a completely different look and I truly enjoy playing the *strap game* with mine as well.
I don’t know that buying very colorful watch straps qualifies as irrefutable evidence of a midlife crisis😂. Perhaps buying a sky moon tourbillion
and a unique red Ferrari to travel with the watch “might” be stronger evidence😊
And yes, a strap can make all the difference and it is a lot less expensive than buying a new watch.
Here is an example
Best, Patekova
Hi Patekova, thanks for understanding the colorful straps do not mean
I have a mid-life crisis. Unfortunately my wife thinks so !