Patek World Time Chronograph 5930G. A close up of the dial.
The good thing with the new official Patek Web site is that now, you have decently sized pictures of their watches, and that you can work on them. For example, I worked on a close up of the 5930G dial, to have a better look on it. It is not a secret that ...
Thanks, i hope they will make an R version as well !!
Depending on the dial i think i would also get the R if they make it
Different Blue
The Blue in the Marketing Photo does not represent the color of the dial in normal incandescent or LED room lightening. To be honest, I'm glad it doesn't. In the attached color chart it closely resembles "aegean" ... and LOOKS GREAT with any dress ensembl...
On the wish list
It really fascinates me. I need to engineer some prolonged wrist time.
I liked it until I had it on the wrist.
The dial is beautiful but the proportions of the case I didn’t like. For me, it’s the same issue as with 5960: The case is just too thick. The chrono is a bit useless too.
For some, it might be useful.
For me, it isn’t. Like you, I have chronos but I don’t use them for their actual purpose. Some hand wound chrono movements are just beautiful to look at. As far as 5930G is concerned, I appreciate that Patek wanted to show that they can do a WT/Chrono but...
This watch is growing on me
But I wish they made it in platinum,Who know... Best, Ahmed
I'm very interested by that watch as well
and maybe especially because of its different proportions (narrow with a little thickness). I imagine the fact the sides are straight goes with this feeling. On the dial side, I appreciate a lot the way it is, with various technical elements, that's somet...
Thanks for your thoughts Nico.
Had the chance to try this last weekend, the watch really deploys all it's strength when worn, it sits so well and pretty on the wrist. Having said that I agree with all your points, it is a great watch with its few flaws which for me are basically on the...
For some reason this watch never made me hot -
I do not understand why. Is it the dial, lack of something or something too much. I handled the watch two or three times and know from experience that with some watches I need the time to understand them. That was the case with 5960/1A and 5650G. Perhaps ...
For me the main criterion is also the dial and
therefore I applaud to, or even kneel in front of, Patek: it has got the correct scalling. Albeit this scalling is mostlikely borne out of the shortage of space in the inner circle. This was an explanation from our friend skyeriding and I tend to consent ...
nice
nice 5930 but for some reason I still like the classical design of the 5110 or 5130. My AD will have the 5930 next month and is inviting me to take a look.