KamalRostov
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I think so too Alkiro. I mean if I'm a "traveler" of the planet, why would I need another watch... Something to ponder perhaps 
Lets keep it real.
Tried this one on today. The man who owned it kept this one as his only watch until the day he died. Poetic. Pure. Real....
Lucky man!
Kudos to him Majority of us here are too big watch junkies to pull one for life off but something to respect for sure Cheers D
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I think so too Alkiro. I mean if I'm a "traveler" of the planet, why would I need another watch... Something to ponder perhaps
To have only one watch. A Patek world time would suffice. Whats more its in platinum
Kudos to the previous owner. He has my admiration. You must be the lucky heir' Cheers Geross.
5130?
Have been eyeing this or the 5130. This truly is the one watch which could end one's journey in watch collecting. Or not?
The 5130 is certainly a good reference. Any Patek World Time is a watch to consider.
It depends on the size. If size doesn't matter, the 5110 is the reference to get. The size of the dial is more consistent with the size of the case. If size really matters for you, then the 5130 is the way to go... The good compromise may be the 5230. Bes...
Superb.
That is aspirational, to have one Patek. I simply could not do it. I admire the man who can. I am sure It is a great feeling to be content. My 5110J to add some color to the post. ...
That's nice to be able to try older references sometimes
Thanks for sharing your feedback, that 5110 reference is for sure a wonderful watch. Best, Mark
These photos always tempt me!
Love these Patek WT's - 5110 and 5130 especially. Platinum version is without equal! Just when I'm about ready to take the plunge, DST once again rears its ugly head. How could I love a watch thats most unique feature is destined to be wrong at least 50% ...