But I honestly prefer the G. I like the 3 and 9… breaks up the monotony of the dial, imo of the P version. Also, since to my eye white gold and platinum look so similar, not worth the extra cash for me. I really like the skeleton hour hand on both referen
From the photos I’ve seen, this reference just looks stunning. Simple, a bit smaller at 37mm. If any of you have wrist pics, please post. I’m most interested in the white gold version, but would be interested in seeing anything you have of this reference.
It’s one of the coolest Calatrava cases to me given the design/placement of the pushers. I actually had it a long time ago, but felt it was a little small for me given I was still in “big watch” phase of thinking. The 5134p has become a bit more expensive
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Yeah this could be a good choice I recently tried on a 5134 in 37mm which I think actually looked great on my wrist so something to consider for myself in platinum as well perhaps. It is a busier dial so wears better in my opinion
When combining my post on PP's travel time watches, I found the 5134P-001 really very attractive. I personally prefer the dial without Gübelin: the asymmetry appeals to me. credit: 41 watch
For the pleasure of the eyes, an original version of the 5134, in white gold, so signed with Gubelin, which is also available in yellow gold rose gold and platinum. Issued in 2004. Limited to 45 pieces. 37 mm case. Credit: Christies. Best, Nicolas
There's a great variety of models here! Enjoy and have a nice week-end! A/ MODELS WITH A SECOND HOUR HAND 1/ "REGULAR" MODELS (=excluding Pilote style, Aquanaut & Nautilus lines and Grand Master Chime) Ref. 2597 with 35.5mm case & cal. 27 AM 400 (introduc
Dial is a bit too busy for my liking. I spent a little time with a friend's 5131p and while it was beautiful to look at, was just not for me. Re: 5134G, I quite like the idea of it. The aesthetic works for me. I prefer manual wind, given that I have a num