Patek Philippe

Does anyone know?

Here’s the latest: “The 5960 has been lauded for its sporty feel, generous dimensions without sacrificing wearability, and innovative dial layout with the calendar indications on the top part of the dial and the chronograph indications on one single subdi

There are two more uncommon variations of J dial which I find very attractive. I guess they all belong to the later batch of 5131J, a kind of transition reference. As the style of enamelling resembles the later 5131R one. Best, Henry photo credit: Phillip

had the pleasure of trying it on ! The owner had to wrestle it back from me 😅 The green dial is well executed and is a chameleon with various shades under different lighting: From almost black/dark grey to darker/lighter green. The concave lugs are lovely

predecessors to 5231 ? Patek rekindled the enamel WTs in 2008 with the release of 5131J.

The 5231 version vs. the 5230 (and similarly, in the recent past, for the 5131 vs. 5130) has the extra perk of being a "Rare Handcraft" (portion of its dial is in enamel), which is the genre of watches that I love the most, as a combination of art and hor

Given this 5712 allocation, chances are you can be granted access to a broad range of pieces by your AD or Patek, which might make things even more interesting for you going forward! Not knowing much about your collection except that you wouldn't mind J g

Don’t sleep on this everyday Patek!

Have a beautiful Sunday, everyone! Best, Henry

Just pick up this new member of 5131 family. My first impression to this first version of cloisonne world time was actually fair. I preferred the more colorful G and R versions. Besides, yellow gold was also not my favorite. However, as my age increases,