Eight sets of Cloisonné Enamel ref. 5076P
Of course, this thread is for GLau , our enamel lover and specialist! Patek Philippe 's ref. 5076P was first launched in 2003 and stayed in production until 2006 , a short span of only 3 years with around 120 examples in total with various themes crafted ...
I think, for me,
it would be blue dog, beige rooster and second barque... Best, Emmanuel
Interesting that they’re all in platinum…I love that.
I wouldn’t mind getting a chance to purchase a fish or boat piece, but these must be very rare.
Maybe, but I didn't find some.
If my numbers are right, there has been 30 sets (120 watches in total) and I could highlight only 8... Best, Emmanuel
Quite nice indeed.
I think, for me, it would be blue dog, beige rooster and second barque... Best, Emmanuel
Interestingly, they are all based on the Gondolo 5109, same case, same hands, unless it is the other way round, and they came before hand.
Here below (pictures taken from the web): 5109P Platinum 5109J Yellow gold: 5109R Rose Gold: 5109G White Gold: To note that the "TIGER" version has a 215 movement without small seconds, and the movement is called: "215 AIG. 2 SANS SEC." which translates t...
Cloisonné enamel is wonderful in the world time models, imo.
Here, I'm less attracted, even if, like you, I admire the work behind it. And you are absolutely right: it's the same case as the ref. 5109. Best, Emmanuel
I find some of them quite charming,
but I wouldn't want one for myself. So, not that much my cup of tea either. Best, Emmanuel
Many thanks for creating this post for me and the forum !👍
Here is my previous posts on the enamel Chinese zodiac series with dials made by Anita Porchet. Must read all the links in these posts😉 www.watchprosite.com www.watchprosite.com Saw the tigers and fish, and loved the work a ship. Trend has...
Thank you so much for these links, Gordon.
You have gathered so much important information and images. I understand the importance of the horse as it is the only one made completely by Anita Porchet herself. But, from an aesthetic standpoint, my favorites are the beige (or blue) rooster and the bl...