Of course it is not a highly complicated watch, of course it comes with the reliable but basic 215 PS, of course design might be a bit dated for the ones who are not aware of what this Gondolo actually is but it is so simply charming… It might not be the

I wrongly neglected this Patek Philippe reference for a long time . On closer inspection , I find it very appealing . Let's have a look ! A/ WHITE GOLD VARIANTS Case dimensions: 30 x 38 mm - Manual winding caliber 215 1/ SALMON DIAL & APPLIED NUMERALS Thi

It’s not a sought after model but I believe it’s one of the best looking PP I’ve seen. I might search for one in white gold. Ref. 5030R

TeutonicCarFan's thread from yesterday concerning the ref. 5024J gave me the idea to make a thread regrouping three very close Patek Philippe references, all powered by caliber 215 : ref. 5009 , 5010 & 5024 . I could have included the ref. 5124, but it's

Can’t think of seeing this reference posted before. I just love the shape of these applied numerals with this case shape, so I thought I’d share. Super cool aesthetic Photo from European watch co

It’s definitely up there on my list of Pateks to consider. In recent days I’ve been looking at quite a few of the other dress pieces, most notably the Gondolo pieces. I’ve been attracted to the earlier references quite a bit, the 5024, 5124, 5100 etc. Bes

Owned a 5024G and loved it, my wife didn't I'm looking at a 5124G and it's worth you taking a look too. Good Hunting and a Patek is always a Patek

# 4910 looks like the sister of # 5024 From now on, we will go to see Puccini’s Turandot (concert-style performance) # 5024 is the same Gondolo brothers as # 2442, but the WG bracelet is hard to see.

both having [pedestal stair ] 5024 & 4910

steel & WG View from the back Nautilus ＆ Aquanaut Calatrava & AC 5960A & 5024G 5024G is rare dress type clasp and…　new Platinum Captain !