Hi All, I had a chance encounter with a Patek collector and wore his 5711P 40th which has different ...
personalities from dark blue to light vibrant blue ! The diamonds are actually very subtle and the heft is to die for ! How do you like this reference? Cheers, Gordon ...
Yes, IMO, 5711 P 40th is very special, and the
5711P special client is just pure Patek DNA for understated elegance!
That's the other beauty I meant, congrats on owning one! :-) I recall it was a LE offered to select clients, but never knew any numbers on its production.
I would guess they certainly made more than for instance a rare handcraft, but probably far less than, e.g., the 5711P 40th anniversary... Do you have any estimate on how many were produced?
nobody know
some said less than 30 since 2013 in fact the first one in the world has been delivered December 2012
Thanks Karl for the photos ! What a fantastic pair !
Great to your 5711 40th in its natural aquatic environment ! A couple of question: 1 - how similar / different are the blue dials ? 2 - what does Patek advise on the aquatic capabilities of the 5740 ?
On the 5740 obvioisly the WR is restructed to 60m due to
The correctors. Officially they dont recommend swimming or diving. I believe thats just them being cautious! Tje blues are identical. The huge difference is platimum versus white gold. The platinum is very bright and very white and very heavy whilst the W...
Thanks Karl for the information ! IMO, a version made with...
steel would be the ultimate Nautilus PC ! Do you think the steel make sense from a business perspective for Patek?
I see SS as a LE but not part of stsndard range.
Prices of WG would drop and that would seriously irritate some of the very collectors PP have rewarded by offering them this watch.
Given how the market’s insatiable appetite for Patek (and Rolex) steel sport watches, a regular ...
steel 5740 might cost at retail more than a G ! LOL !
