3738

My 2c I loved the new bracelet when I tried the new 5738 r but the price was prohibitive I went back to the original yellow gold blue dial I have no issues with the automatic model Very slim and discrete The manual model was a touch small Here is my 3738j

Last December , I had the opportunity to try on several Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse models , references 3738 & 5738 . I started with the white gold model with a grey dial , ref. 3738/100G-012 . Gorgeous and very elegant on my smaller 16 cm wrist , b

Finally a new Ellipse that I can wear comfortably!

I’ve loved the Ellipse ever since I first came across it in a book, and for me it was always going to be in the classic blue and gold configuration. The 3848 caught my eye for being the classic size but with the more modern batons and markers. The 3738 is

Either 3738G or, maybe even better, 5738P.

The smaller size (3738) would probably be even better, but this larger size didn't bother me, especially with the bracelet (the strap variant didn't feel as good on the wrist)...

I personally prefer manual winding movements and would like the 3738 and 5738 even more if they weren’t automatic. That said, both are wonderful looking and I wonder if the 3848 does not feel too small. Hopefully the coming moths will allow me to try on d

1. Automatic 2 3738 good size for me 3 blue dial 4 yellow gold case Perfect

I've found the small manual version, surprisingly, a little weak visually when I've tried it on, though it looks awfully appealing in these photos. I know exactly which Ellipse is the one for me (if it should ever happen): the 3738G with the grey dial. Go

Overall, I tend to prefer the more classic blue dial, even though I find the brown very nice and the "bordeaux" of the 3848 presented quite appealing. After that, movement 215 is a beast, no issues whatsoever with it even though 240 with its micro rotor i