Main reasons : The 5970’s case design is a masterpiece and unique only to the 5970. I don’t think it has been reused in other references. The closest would be the 5270, but the lugs and case band differ significantly. The 40x13mm is perfectly proportioned
Hi everyone.. Wanted to share my new acquisition. I have always wanted a classic calatrava. I had the 5107G, but found it too small for my wrist. Recently I narrowed my search down to the 5296G Sector dial and the 5153G London ed. At the end the latter wo
Although both watches are in the Calatrava line, they are very different in terms of functions and movements. If you enjoy winding your watch, then a manual movement fits the profile. The 5153 on the other hand has an interesting and usual design. Hence,
Hi, I’m still new in this forum. I’m considering a reference 5153 which is automatic or a say Travel Time ref. 5134. Thoughts on automatic vs. Manual winding? Thank you
Hi Tony, I do recall trying out 5227j at Patek almost four years back but landed buying 5153G later year. Here is wrist shot of same in yellow gold. Hope it helps. Fascinating dial with sharp hands. You will love this classic Calatrava. Photo is not sharp
The 5153 London limited edition during 2015 has applied numerals. The 5153 Beijing Maison limited edition has printed numerals. The 5153G Beijing Maison limited edition (25 pieces) has printed Brequet numerals. The 5153G London limited edition (80 pieces)