Dje
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For me the Star Calibre is the piece.....
Hi Whit,
The Star Calibre is the piece for me, being (for me again) even more appealing than the Calibre 89.
Regarding wristwatches, the annual calendar as already said is a must.
Then the 5550P is a great advance, but is it a unique advance?
The 5100 was a really great piece too.
Cheers
Dje
ps: as I don't want them to re-invent the wheel each time, my most significant wristwatches were the 5959 and the 5170, plus the 5105!!
This message has been edited by Dje on 2011-08-18 10:29:32 This message has been edited by Dje on 2011-08-18 10:29:59
I haven't seen this discussed before so here's the
question.... within the past twenty years, in your opinion, what is the most significant piece Patek has introduced that had not been done previously by them or anyone else?
PP amazing...
Saw this somewhere, I call it the "mac daddy" of gold watches, the Patek Philippe Neptune. Thanks! ^_^ PP Neptune...
difficult
like jrcopticiens answered I would agree with the annual calendar on the other hand (and yes I am biased) a 42 mm manual chronograph was a pretty big classic watch in 1997/1998 .... might have been the biggest of it's kind. Today 42 for a dresswatch is ve...
For me the Star Calibre is the piece.....
Hi Whit, The Star Calibre is the piece for me, being (for me again) even more appealing than the Calibre 89. Regarding wristwatches, the annual calendar as already said is a must. Then the 5550P is a great advance, but is it a unique advance? The 5100 was...