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5270G-019 my first grand complication of Patek Philippe.
It may not be as high profile as the salmon-platinum version, but the blue dial has a calm, understated beauty. The winding and chronograph action are superb, the best I have ever experienced.
It might not be the most popular perpetual calendar chronograph from Patek Philippe, but I truly love it.
Cheers, Henry
It might not be the most popular perpetual calendar chronograph from Patek Philippe, but I truly love it.
Cheers, Henry
I don’t like the PP salmon dials on my wrist (they look great on others).
This blue dial PPC looks pretty perfect to me - enjoy!
All the best,
Jon
Thank you, Jon. I remember in the old times, blue dial was only reserved for the special piece in PP, e.g. the 5970P with blue dial for the duchenne muscular dystrophy charity fund.
I like the symmetry and balance of that dial
So many perpetuals are full of information but not beauty. Yours has both.
Yes, I’ll have a fig please (must check the garden and see if they are ripe yet)
Cazalea
Thank you, Cazalea. It does have the beauty of symmetry. Regrettably the love towards 5270 is less intense than that of 5970 in the watch community.....
Fig is one of my favourite fruit, tasty and excellent for health at the same time. Cheers, Henry
Thank you, Champ. Perpetual calendar is truly the pinnacle of horology IMHO. The addition of chronograph just makes it better :)
I am with you 1000% 😁
Mine is taking a break from wrist time at the moment though. I’m waiting for cooler weather before I retrieve her from the bank👍
If it sings to your heart. It is always a joy. To own and pleasure to wear, Henry. Congratulations to owning this piece. 😊
Thank you, Geross. It may not be the most eye catching one, but it's subtle and elegant. Cheers, Henry
Thank you, mdg. It's certainly not a small watch, yet still wearing comfortably and elegantly on wrist :)
Certainly...
...but I meant more in the importance/gravity (pardon the pun) of the piece itself. I have a friend with the salmon dial in PT. It really is a fantastic watch...
Fantastic! and in my opinion- I like it much better in Blue 😊 something for
everyone- that’s what makes this such a fun hobby!
Thank you, Rastro. Totally agree. The heterogeneity of preferences is certainly great.
That’s a spectacular piece! That blue is very dynamic - bright blue here vs greyish in other images I have see. Fantastic choice.
Thank you, ChetBaker. It's indeed a dynamic one. Somehow it looks/ feels slightly fainter after 10 years of time, which is great IMHO, sort of "patina" either genuinely or perceptually ;)
Hi Henry, the blue dial looks
amazing ! How is the wrist presence vs your salmon PC ?
Thank you, Gordon.
This 10 years old beauty isn’t overshadowed by it’s salmon sibling.
Actually it gives me a more vintage and certainly less heavy feeling on wrist.
Actually it gives me a more vintage and certainly less heavy feeling on wrist.
Thank you, my friend. My decision at that time was simpler, just one PCC for me to choose from.
It’s Jun 2015, the unprecedented time of list price reduction from PP!
