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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: Strap options for white gold/salmon 5172G?

Curious whether anyone has thoughts on different strap options for the salmon 5172G? Brown is fine but safe. Black probably the same. Any experience to share much appreciated.
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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: .

Thanks for the post. I tried all three models on yesterday. I have a large wrist. Not for me, they’re bigger than the photos suggest. Not elegant, big flat bezel, and the 5822P’s dial design is awkward and revealing of not having a movement designed for its dial - value engineering isn’t something t
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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: Thank

you for the clear explanation - very helpful!
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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: .

That’s very helpful thank you. Good to know why it’s so different. What are your thoughts on the start/stop pusher feel?
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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: .

I have both the 1815 Chrono and the 5172. They’re very different watches. The 5172 is more of a daily while the 1815 has more of a special occasion feel, particularly in rose gold. I think the movements are very close in quality - the Lange has more contrast, with blued screws, German silver bridges
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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: Choices

I’d be interested to hear from a watchmaker on this. I’m sure build quality plays a role but the fact the two pushers on the 29-535 feel so different makes me wonder if there’s a choice here on pusher feel. Patek’s start/stop pusher is different but I don’t think worse.
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By: Moses
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Patek Philippe: Chronograph pusher feel - a matter of taste?

Is chronograph pusher feel a matter of mechanics alone or does taste also enter the equation? Take the CH 29-535. The start/stop pusher has a distinct break point that requires a decent amount of pressure to overcome. By contrast the reset pusher presents almost no resistance at all, with no discern
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By: Moses
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