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5119/6 vs. 5120G
Despite all the excitement about PP's new 2016 models, I feel inclined to go back in time a bit. After the painful loss of my 5296R, I am now looking for a simple everyday PP again. While the 5196G is still on my mind, I might be open to give the hobnails a go.
So, I only recently discovered that there is a 5120. Its concepts sounds great - no date (on a dress watch), no too-close-to-the-centre-thus-revealing-how-small-the-movement-is small seconds dial....
A minimalistic, timeless, heirloom-kind-of-Patek.
What do you think? How do you compare it to the 5196 and 5119?
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Compare Patek Philippe Caliber 240 (Ref. 5120) and 240 Q (Ref. 5140) movement finishing. Collectors debate craftsmanship, perpetual calendar, and value.
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5119/6 vs. 5120G
Despite all the excitement about PP's new 2016 models, I feel inclined to go back in time a bit. After the painful loss of my 5296R, I am now looking for a simple everyday PP again. While the 5196G is still on my mind, I might be open to give the hobnails...
5117j g would do for you.
Go for an self winding movement 315 sc. The predescesor of the present 324 sc movement. Good luck. Geross.
Absolutely, all is not in the novelties
You can pick beautiful pieces everywhere on the historical timeline of Patek. I've been closely looking at these 5119 and 5116 (enamel) several years ago. The 5120 was interesting to. As I posted not long ago (and Geross mentionned as well), you have also...