Mike H
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Arrrgh the incredible PP 5950! An inimitable grail!
A piece like no other one, so understated but so fantastic for the few who are in the know 
Enjoy my friend, enjoy it fully ! Lucky lucky you 
So you had to post my grail...
...I'll never own it but someday hope to see one in person...
There it is…the famous inward angles that everyone’s looking for …
What a beauty! I cannot ever imagine owning one, not unless powerball fairy visits 🥰
Arrrgh the incredible PP 5950! An inimitable grail!
A piece like no other one, so understated but so fantastic for the few who are in the know Enjoy my friend, enjoy it fully ! Lucky lucky you
Forget anything nice I might have said about any other watch you've posted...
because this one is IT. Glad to see you giving it some love!
Wow, this is really a superb piece.
I don't recall seeing one posted before. Thanks for sharing it with us, Ed!
The best!
I have the same movement in a round case, but the stainless square is so beautiful. ...
I think most of us would dream to spend an afternoon with these two stunners and a loupe
To check all the tiny movement differences. The Geneva seal vs. PP seal is an easy one
For me, this is the greatest stainless steel Patek ever made
and I include the Grandmaster Chime in this because the 5950 is more wearable with a thin case. How Patek had managed to fit a complex split second movement into this size is mesmerising and a lesson for all the other brands. I would think this is arguabl...
Off the charts fabulous. Perhaps the best ever.
Thank you for posting these wonderful photos. M4
Sublime.
Very cool detail that the designs at the corners of the dial match the engraving work on the movement side. I had not noticed that previously. This watch is pure class.
Thanks for sharing this rarely seen piece !
In addition to its fabulous complications, the applied Brequet numerals look spectacular ! The engraving at the back adds a great touch.
