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Here is what I decided
Indeed, a while back I wanted to trade my 5127R first for 5130, them for 5296. The issue I had with 5127 was that it felt too small. Well, I came finally to the conclusion that the reason was that I was wearing my sports Rolexes for way too long and going from a 42 mm Explorer II down to 37 mm 5127 was a big step. However, now when I decided to keep my 5127 and wear it, it feels perfectly fine on my wrist. In fact, I love the watch and decided to keep it and use the extra cash to get 5119.
I do like 5119J but I am afraid that it will look to dressy, and I don't wear suit every day. 5119G would be better in that respect and especially on a dark blue strap, but I am afraid that it might look too boring, given that it is such a simple watch. I guess I am reaching out to those who have 5119J or 5119G and would like to hear their experiences with their watches.
Thanks!
5119G or 5119J
Hi guys, Which one of these 5119 would you choose and why? I hear that 5119J is in more demand. Is it simply because it is cheaper? Which one is more wearable? I do like 5119G very much but I am concerned that it might look too boring. Appreciate your res...
Do you have PCS (Patek Churn Syndrome)? :)
A while back you were considering trading your 5127 for 5130... then a 5296, because it is slightly larger than the 5127 (note that the 5119 is 36mm, so a bit smaller than the 5127). Or maybe this is a question about a totally new acquisition... Perhaps s...
Here is what I decided
Indeed, a while back I wanted to trade my 5127R first for 5130, them for 5296. The issue I had with 5127 was that it felt too small. Well, I came finally to the conclusion that the reason was that I was wearing my sports Rolexes for way too long and going...