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Timeless...
As the saying goes, they don't make 'em like they used to. Well conceived, elegant, timeless. And, for the 5196 detractors out there, note how the seconds sub-dial is placed symmetrically between the center and the 6 on this piece - like on the 5196. Yes, a small movement is a valid consideration, but the overall aesthetic should take precedence (at least in my view) as this piece shows — with that blue adding a final exclamation point. Cheers everyone.
A sweet candy: Patek Philippe 3445 White Gold Blue.
Some years ago I posted the Ref 3445 in rose gold and in white gold, but with white dials. Here is a white gold with a blue dial. A very alluring one I could see some months ago. To be compared to the rose gold and the white gold: As always, it is incredi...
Timeless...
As the saying goes, they don't make 'em like they used to. Well conceived, elegant, timeless. And, for the 5196 detractors out there, note how the seconds sub-dial is placed symmetrically between the center and the 6 on this piece - like on the 5196. Yes,...
I like this one!
You know me. I like small seconds. I often feel on a dress watch a large second hand is too much movement and thus inelegant. Thus, for dressier watches, I normally prefer a petit second. Je voudrais un montre avec un petit second.
These are absolutely amazing, and those lugs! 👌
The blue dialled version is certainly alluring! - but I'm not fussy. )
Stunning watch and photo
That blue dial color really is classic, not merely au courant
