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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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New Release
Explore Patek Philippe's 2010 BaselWorld chronograph releases: 5170J, 5950A, 5951P, 5960P, 5980/1A, and 5980R. Live photos and collector insights.
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New Release
Explore Patek Philippe's 2016 novelties from Baselworld, including the 5164R Aquanaut and 5170R chronograph. Mark in Paris reviews new models, design philosophy, and collector reactions.
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New Release
Explore dr.kol's Baselworld 2017 Patek Philippe report: 5230G, 5131P, 5170P, and community debate on diamond indexes and design choices.
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New Release
Discover Patek Philippe's 2017 Baselworld novelties: 24 new references blending tradition with modern design, including the 5320G, 5168G, and 5372P.
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CBB, may I ask your take on whether you would advice someone to get a 5170 or 5172?
Or other model from the same price range. Thank you!
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Hi, i think it's down to individual taste, some like bigger diameter, some like me likes smaller especially when it comes to traditional chronograph watch like 5170. 5172 is also a very beautiful watch and it comes in slightly bigger case diameter.
Yes hands are very different
I think it is also a matter of preference, to me i also love the breguet numerals of the 5170G 😄
Yes the breguet numerals are very nice
Among J,G and R, I find 5170G white dial with pulsemeter the 'best' Have to make sure before I can commit to buying one :p
All good! Keep em coming.
It looks really great on that strap, both in terms of the contrast with the black dial and in dressing the watch down a little.
Of course you have to! What a perfect size. Patek proportions are, well… close to divine. And with that strap I think you've posted a photo of a piece that could be my "only watch!"
For this piece would go anywhere, for any occasion. (nearly) Speechless (as there are so many fish in the sea). But really… for me the perfect balance. Most sincere congratulations. FH
Re: thanks for the compliment
you are right, i keep only few watches for long period of time, and i think this one will be one of them...
Perfect looking proportions!
You dress it down expertly with the strap. Did the deployant easily transfer over to the strap?
Thank you
I took off the both Patek strap and original folding buckle altogether and replaced with various straps and tang buckles that come with the straps
