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Horological Meandering: Gordon, as always an excellent report on a matter of horological interest. Thomas Perazzi is a true gentlemen, a pleasure to converse with and an excellent
auctioneer. Thanks for giving a peak into the life of an auctioneer, a topic not often discussed here or elsewhere. Best, Patekova
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Patek Philippe: Thank you very much for such high and well stated praise. My watch is blushing😊
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Patek Philippe: Looks great! Aesthetically my favorite 5170. Blackened hands and Breguet numerals plus pulsations dial (which historically is much rarer and I think more interesting than
tachometer dial). Shown with the perfect strap in a wonderful image. Just beautiful! Enjoy!
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Patek Philippe: Mike, thank you for your reply and for sharing images of your very special and beautiful watch. I feel that the early version like yours is in different category than my late version.
A good friend once compared the early version like yours to a Paul Newman and the late version (sapphire crystal, Sigma dial) to a standard Daytona. Certainly for me, yours has a more true vintage look and appeal. If I had to choose and the condition of both were equal, my preference would be the ea
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