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Checking my watch winder - which one you like?
When I came home last night, I placed 5131G to the watch winder in between two Brothers. All three share the blue dial, white metal and 240 movement. However, one is made of steel, one from white gold and one of platinum.
Do you have a favorite?
I love my 3712 because for me it's the original complicated Nautilus. This watch still has the two-part case just like Gerald Genta designed it. Furthermore, I like the print on the dial more than the one of the newer version; 5712.
For me 3712 represents Casual Elegance.
I have mixed feelings about 5140. In my opinion the bezel is nicer than in the older version 3940 but the dial is messy. However, after a short consideration that lasted only three years, I concluded that the blue dial and platinum case is compensating what 5140 lost in the dial design. So now 5140P has a permanent seat in my watch winder.
I love the colors, feeling and the movement of this watch. For me it represents Perpetual Elegance.
The watch in the center is naturally my 5131G. That watch made my dreams come true and there is nothing to add to that.
World Time 5131G represents to me the Artistic Elegance.
I love all three. But it is Honeymoon time! I am focusing my eyes again and again to this:
Did you all find what you like: Casual Elegance, Perpetual Elegance or Artistic Elegance? I hope so.
However, there is something also for our dear Count: Plain Elegance. White metal (WG or platinum), blue dial and the basic 240 automatic movement.
I wish everybody a wonderful Sunday.
Best, Kari
Fantastic Kari! you've covered it all.... almost
You need a 5070P if you ask me :P
But you've covered the blue theme, with all kind of white metals, each of your pieces being the king of the hill.
Like i said you need a 5070P now
And you are giving me and advice
my accounts balance does not need! Thanks anyhow.
I am wondering if 5170P with blue dial might be coming...
Best, Kari
it would be a killer piece...
... i hope of a steel one with a grey dial, and of course a new blue dial of the 5170P.
You were talking about your bank account? 
Also in my wish list is 5170P
but not before I have managed to feed my bank account. I would have there something if I would convert everything to Zimbabwean dollars.
Best, Kari
Nice collection
Nice collection of watches, different and yet the same with unity of color and movement. The cal. 240 is a thing of beauty!
Really like the ellipse, simple and elegant. Sometimes less is more.
I agree!
I just made a mistake. The dial of Golden Ellipse needs some light. I just tried the influence of light with 5131G - reverting to that soon.
Best, Kari
Kari, what can i say...
...stunning collection. 3712 is my choice...
3711 could be the missing link 
thanks for sharing and have a nice day.
ciao, chris
I'm having a tough time...
deciding between a 5712A (steel/bracelet) vs. 5712R (rose gold/strap and deployant).
I guess I'm having trouble, mostly, justifying as much for a steel watch. Chances are the 5712R will win!
Supreme elegance...
Incredible trio you've curated there Kari...! Here's my current mix,
Casual Elegance: AP 15300ST Royal Oak, it isn't a Jumbo but it's in my humble opinion a decent 'modern' RO; one of my requirements was a screw down crown and I just love how the bracelet 'drapes' over my wrist.
My late Father's Omega Constellation DeVille that was restored in Bienne is also pictured below on the left..
Poetic Elegance: My first Patek, one that I purchased last year to celebrate my (then) upcoming 30th birthday, a 5146J
Timeless Elegance: My recently acquired 5127R with matching Calatrava Deployant clasp and 18k RG cufflinks
I'm aiming for a Nautilus 5712(A/R) next but I must admit, the 5130 is also 'calling my name'...xD
Best, M.
Congratulations for your Elegant time pieces.
Indeed, 5712 would suit well. However, my favorite is plain steel and such would go well together with your RO.
Best, Kari
Thanks Kari...
I would have to try them on 'side by side' and decide. Problem is, my first 'love' is for the Calatrava design of cases. Chances are I'll be drawn towards a 5130, 5960, 5140...
...and they are all on my "list" 
That's a lovely scatola del tempo winder as well, what are your thoughts on it? I've got an Orbita Sienna One in teak wood that has served well over the years.
Best, M.
I have several SdT winders and those are all great
In the past also Patek used those and Lange's winder seems to come from the same source.
World Time is a wonderful complication. I like more 5110 because of the size and the dial work. But it is very personal.
Best, Kari
It is a wonderful watch
and I will correct my mistakes by taking some better pictures...
Best, Kari
I can't pick one
As I already picked 2:
Congrats of your recent pickup.
I know you will enjoy them all.
Best, Nat
Congrats of your recent pickup.
I know you will enjoy them all.
Best, Nat
Great trio Kari!! I would take the 5131 in a half a heart beat! Cheers, [nt]
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I think I love all three about as much
but in different ways. I have often seen people calling some of their watches "keepers" and these three are for sure my keepers. Just add a chronograph with blue dial, keep the Golden Ellipse and there is nearly all a man needs. I am speaking about the basic needs...
Best, Kari
basic needs...
dr.Kol,
Our Patek's are "basic needs" for us, right below, AIR, FOOD AND WATER... OH AND SEX.
This message has been edited by palmbeachguy on 2013-06-09 21:01:03
When you'll approach my age of 57,
watches will probably pass sex. Might that be the reason that also my wife loves watches?
Best, Kari
Very Nice
They all look great. I switched from Orbita to Swiss Kubik. They fit in the safe a little better.
MST
This message has been edited by Mean Solar Time on 2013-06-09 16:15:17The Revolving World
Swiss Kubik Model. I like each watch to have it's own winder. I can easily move them between safe(s). Even though I don't display watches I like models that have the door .. for extra protection.
MST
Yu really like to show me your 5131J...
Even it hurts me, please believe that it hurts 50% less than most of the readers. On the other hand it's good that somebody is reminding about the dreams!
Best, Kari
Sorry
I'm not trying to rub it in. BTW I really like artist who worked on the Dial of my 5131J. Many pictures show the J model as very muted and not as interesting as the G. I was lucky with the version I got. It's very beautifully done.
MST
Now I have to be honest:
I have seen one stunning J. When I got my call "J or G", after saying "both", my next (desperate) trial was "G with the dial of J". I knew that it would not work but still had to try.
My wife is having three Pateks and we have been discussing in the family if she should apply 5131J... I'll keep trying even I'm a very happy man just now.
Best, Kari
