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Patek Philippe: Great point! The map is quite small to begin with, so why clutter it with the name? Traditionalists, however, feel it belongs on the dial.

Perhaps being a bit of a contrarian, there are things I like about both approaches.

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Patek Philippe: Yes, the level of detail and and range of colors can be quite wide. Thanks for demonstrating this with your research and images!

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Patek Philippe: You have a particularly nice map on your J! Congratulations on having such a fine example!

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Patek Philippe: I think many share your exact viewpoint. Thanks for replying!

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Patek Philippe: Thanks for sharing your perspective. For better or worse many men’s Pateks have the unusual 21mm size.

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Patek Philippe: Yes, they are both Patek custom straps. While I can’t say with certainty likely, “shiny royal blue alligator”.

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Patek Philippe: Yes, I can see where the yellow stitch might not be for everyone. Can’t switch even if I wanted to add variety. 21mm for 5131 and 20 mm for 5231.

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Patek Philippe: Congratulations on obtaining the 5231. The brown strap picks up the brown on the dial very nicely. Looks great on your wrist!

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Patek Philippe: Thanks for your reply. Interesting idea about the placement of “Geneva”.

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Patek Philippe: Cayenne, I hope you get a 5231R! (For me the R and G versions of 5131 are significantly more appealing than the J.) I am confident that

the 5231R will be beautiful! Interesting story about the the rejected 5231s. Never heard of something like that (but why would I)? When I got my 5131J years ago, after years of waiting and hoping for one, I must confess I was so thrilled to get it, that the thought of analyzing the dial, let alone p

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Patek Philippe: Great point! The map is quite small to begin with, so why clutter it with the name? Traditionalists, however, feel it belongs on the dial.

Patek Philippe: Yes, the level of detail and and range of colors can be quite wide. Thanks for demonstrating this with your research and images!

Patek Philippe: You have a particularly nice map on your J! Congratulations on having such a fine example!

Patek Philippe: I think many share your exact viewpoint. Thanks for replying!

Patek Philippe: Thanks for sharing your perspective. For better or worse many men’s Pateks have the unusual 21mm size.

Patek Philippe: Yes, they are both Patek custom straps. While I can’t say with certainty likely, “shiny royal blue alligator”.

Patek Philippe: Yes, I can see where the yellow stitch might not be for everyone. Can’t switch even if I wanted to add variety. 21mm for 5131 and 20 mm for 5231.

Patek Philippe: Congratulations on obtaining the 5231. The brown strap picks up the brown on the dial very nicely. Looks great on your wrist!

Patek Philippe: Thanks for your reply. Interesting idea about the placement of “Geneva”.

Patek Philippe: Cayenne, I hope you get a 5231R! (For me the R and G versions of 5131 are significantly more appealing than the J.) I am confident that