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Reference Guide
Explore the Patek Philippe 5070 chronograph: an in-depth review, historical context, and collector insights on its movement, design, and place in haute horlogerie.
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Reference Guide
Mark in Paris recaps 2016 Patek Philippe articles and previews 2017 Aquanaut and Caliber 240 anniversaries. Essential guide for collectors.
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Review
In-depth review of the Patek Philippe 5370P split-seconds chronograph. Explore its platinum case, black enamel dial, and CH29-535 movement. A potential icon.
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New Release
Discover Patek Philippe's 2012 Baselworld novelties, including the Ref. 5204 split-seconds perpetual calendar chronograph and Nautilus updates.
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Review
Mark in Paris reviews the Patek Philippe 5270 (3rd generation) in G and R, detailing its dial, case, and in-house movement innovations. A must-read for collectors.
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Complications
Explore Patek Philippe's in-house chronograph caliber CH 29-535 PS, its technical innovations, and debut in the ladies' Ref. 7071. A deep dive into modern horology.
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5070
It's been a long wait but I finally pulled the trigger. I'm amazed at the details!
absolutely stunning......
......i think the black dial version of the 5070 is growing more and more on me
I am absolutely not a colored gold guy, but I must admit that, in this case...
I would happily amke an exception. The combo black dial / YG case is just enhancing the vintage character of this chronograph. Congratulations! Bet, Nicolas. PS: A quick picture I took some years ago to welcome yours. ...
thanks
Thanks for the kind remarks. Yes I am usually a white only fan as well. That black dial was calling me! best regards
The White Gold is elegant, very elegant, but not as strong as the black dialed YG.
Here it is... And while we are here.... Best, Nicolas ...
great shot
Great shot! I love them all for different reasons. And I love the same magical movement in each!
as a series of metals/dials
the 5070 represents the absolute best of Patek in recent years....each of these watches has SUCH a different personality. I know I love the P above the others, but I genuinely cannot decide what I like next...maybe all of them equally? I dont know. I have...
Silly me. Yes, that project would require some time.... And money.
But you did the most difficult with the P.
Winding
Tough long term decisions for sure! to the experts of this movement: I'm a bit new to manual winding. Do you wind your 5070 until it stops or do it until you feel a little tension? Thanks!
