Patek Philippe

I am looking at adding a Patek to my collection of misc. watches (FP Journe's, A. Lange & Sohne, Rochard Mille, AP, Rolex, Panerai, etc) and wanted to ask for your opinion.

Out of the watches below, or any you'd suggest, which would you elect to add to a collection:

5035
5146
5110
5135
3710
3711
3712

I realize some of these are out of production, but I would assume I could find them used.

So, which of the above would you suggest, and why? If you think there is a better choice, please LMK.

Thanks for the help.

Calfee

I would go on a 3712 or a 5110.
The Nautilus is an elegant sportwatch ,and the 3712 or the new ref 5712 is stunning ,with a beautiful dial,and as I know that you love Panerai ,I'm sure you have the "culture" of the dial.
The 5110 is a wathc to dream...You see the dial ,you have the feeling you're traveling around the world.
This is my fav Patek.
Here are some pics for you.

5130:







5110:







5712:









BUT You may have another option ,and IMO,one of the nicest Calatrava ever made...The 5196P:







Hope it will help you!
Nicolas

Imo a must have.

perfect size 42 mm

and a stunning chronograph

5070 : gorgeous chrono base movement nouvelle Lemania,
and 3710 cuz comet power reserve shows the state of winding of the movement.

The 5110 world time is one of the prettiest Pateks IMHO and very useful if your lifestyle dictates the need to know the different time zones.  It is dressy but not too formal.

The 3712 and 5712 are also the best looking Nautilus watches IMHO.  Although, it may not be as tough a sports watch as it has limited water resistance due to the pushers.  Wouldn't mind having one for myself though.

I own a 5146 in WG with grey dial.  It goes well with a suit and with more casual attire and the date adjustment is relatively easy thanks to the pushers.  From my experience, unless you wear them regularly, or keep them on a winder, having to adjust the date all the time can become a chore (especially if you have more than one date complication watch).

As long as you go for what you really like, and what fits your taste and lifestyle, I don't think you will really go wrong with any of the pieces you mentioned.

Happy hunting.
Kazumi