Patek Philippe

My recent digging into the ref. 5960 led me to quickly explore its successor, the 5905. Still an annual calendar flyback chronograph, but very different in many ways (I personally like it less because of the larger case, concave lugs, rectangular pushers ...  

limited edition for ?

it commemorates the 150th anniversary of Weir & Sons' founding in 1869. Thanks for looking. ...  

I like the idea of a platin case, but between these I think I prefer the steel one, even though I’m not really fond of green dials.

Thanks for looking.

A friend of mine wore his rose gold black dial watch to dinner last night. The chicken was very good, but the bed of hen of the wood mushrooms and corn under the chicken was much too salty.

But I think I prefer the black platinum variant, which has black discs for day/date/month. I'm sorry to read about these salty mushrooms and corn! Best, Emmanuel

I often find date discs and other disc indications to be jarring if the background isn't matched properly.

Best, Emmanuel

There is also a 5905P with a rose-gilt opaline dial, possibly unique or produced in very few numbers.

Thanks for the info and for looking.

The photo is from IG ...  

When you think you've covered them all, there's always a special piece coming up!

I've had the pleasure to try it at the dealers after they received the first examples, and I'm just sorry that I could not get one at the time!

I always keep that in mind: judging from photos has limited value.