Horologically_minded
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I know what you mean ;)
I try to avoid getting watches which are too similar
Calatrava 6000g - Geneva seal
The Patek calatrava 6000 series is a relative young product range in the maison's storied history. Tracing its roots back to the 5000 series which debuted in 1992, the 6000 series was launched in 2005. It is equipped with the 240 PS C, a date variant of t...
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Some feel that it's a departure from the dressier and formal design codes which are a hallmark of Patek, while this reference has a dial that is modern and bold in comparison.
I totally agree with you
I have a few early (pre-PP seal) Nautilus which display the Geneva seal. I also think it's a neat, historically significant detail. Congrats
always been a fan of this reference but never found opportunity to get around to getting one.
mostly since I am such a fan of my 5960P and can not justify more than one anthracite dial in my humble collection. Geneva seal is cool on this one as well. Enjoy!
I think you put it best.
It is not a consensus watch indeed. "Polarising" might be a little too harsh=)
Nice reading :)
We all have the little details we like and that may represent the "something more" that makes it more interesting than we think at first. Often a subjective matter but it is also a nice way to feel closer to a watch. I could handle the blue version and th...
Great post.
Hi great post. I have one of these fully reinvigorated by Patek. I think mine is 2009, check my post here www.watchprosite.com
