5170

I love my 5170P.

You’d be amazed how good it would also look on a rubber strap. My 5296 on rubber strap:

Casual Friday with a Patek that my grandfather would've easily pulled off in the 1960s. In my office environment, this sweater and chinos qualifies as a formal look! LOL A great weekend to all! Best of everything, Robert

And by that I mean the watch that would be my ultimate target, which I will possibly never reach... Here it is: it was love at first sight (in real). Pictures are nice, but the real thing is something else 🤤🤤🤤 Cheers!

Dear fellow Patek lovers, With reference to the topic matter, please could anyone let me know what is the correct lift angle for the 5170 & 5270 (as they share the same base movement) ? I’m doing some Timegrapher measurements and it would be great to have

The 5170R is a girl I rescued from a mud puddle. The dirty, chaotic 47th Street underworld. She was born a Princess, fell down and I took her into my heart. We will stay together for the rest of my life, then the rest of my wife's life, the onto our lovel

However, who knows. I have ADD with watches. I also rarely sell them, so my collection has grown out of control. I’m about to start selling off pieces I never thought I’d sell because my tastes have changed. With that said, the 5711 is timeless. My plan i

More seriously, I have always had a soft spot for the celestial complication and the 6105G is very cool but it is also out of reach. The 5610/1P is lovely but in a small collection it would only make sense instead of my blue 5711/1A which has been getting

In his comment to my thread dedicated to the Patek Philippe/Somazzi partnership , our dear Gordon aka GLau asked me how many retailers were able to have their signature on some Patek Philippe watches . Here's my answer : A / I have identified 58 retailers

Used these re-purposed watch movements for cufflinks to go with my 5170R. Actually the old movement is redder than my 5170R. Was careful not to scratch on eachother! Best, Robert 1930s ladies watch (rose gold) movement