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A great series.
It surprises me again and again how we share similar pov.
The beauty and practicality of this series.
The pain in winding it (not that far from speedy pain, but here it’s 10 days).
The preferred P metal but the acceptable G for it’s pure beauty.
All in all imagine a P 5135 in that blue dial…
Patek Philippe 5100 " Ten Days ".
In my dream list, but for once doable, the Reference is one of the few relatively modern Patek I would love to own / add. The G version, for me, even if I would not complain if I could get the P. Why the G over the P? Because of its uber cool blue dial. C...
A great series.
It surprises me again and again how we share similar pov. The beauty and practicality of this series. The pain in winding it (not that far from speedy pain, but here it’s 10 days). The preferred P metal but the acceptable G for it’s pure beauty. All in al...
Criminally underrated reference IMHO.
My favorite is RG with the grey dial, so beautiful!
The 5124 is another one
The blue dial 5124G is really nice and also criminally underrated, which is great
I went for the white gold example when I found a good one a few years ago.
The white metal and blue dial are a winning combination. Dave ...
I had the G.
While fantastic from design and ergonomic view, the legibility was not so good due to the curved crystal. Winding it was a pleasure, even dough a bit too long… ...
You know me and white cases! ;)
The G for me based exactly on your reasons! The blue just pops! Having said that, I completely agree that any 5100 is a winner!
G for me
I have seen all 4 of these in the metal at some point in time. I too find the combo of the white gold and the blue face to be my favorite. I have yet to get one though as the timing, price, or condition have never worked out. Some day....
One more vote for G
Love the sunburst blue dial. Although the combination of rose gold and grey dial is very charming as well…
