Chromatic Fugue
1903
I think it's gorgeous
so nice, in fact, that I used to have a photo of it (rather than the usual photos of my children, etc.) as the desktop background of my home computer. I'm just sorry it's no longer in production.
All this said, I agree the watch would be even nicer if the numerals in the date window matched the numerals on the dial. But remember -- the master rug weavers of Persia always included one small imperfection even in their greatest masterpieces because they recognized that only God is perfect. Patek has followed their example here!
Wear it in good health. - Jon
Officer's Case: PP 5053R....
One not seen frequently on this forum but one of my favorites.... PP 5053R This one has it all...very elegant yet uncomplicated. tempusfugit...
That's Patek I can say I admire [nt]
Must admit .... not a Patek fan ..... respect them yes love them not much .... but to be honest they have some outstanding models this is for me one of them This message has been edited by Ares501 on 2008-02-23 09:12:08
A point of view
Thanks for the great photo. I am sorry PP did not style the date indicator to be more consisent with the more-aged feel of the rest of the watch. Dial does not seem balanced or intergrally consistent to me IHO. Enjoy wearing your piece.
It'd look much better if it had Patek's grey dial
and applied Breguet numerals instead of printed. Hm... Nice watch though!
Ah, the quest for the perfect piece....
I have yet to find that one watch which has everything I would want. Each seems to have at least one thing I would change. Perhaps fortunately, it is that very attribute (the absence of perfection) which allows us to have multiple watches--the search for ...
I think it's gorgeous
so nice, in fact, that I used to have a photo of it (rather than the usual photos of my children, etc.) as the desktop background of my home computer. I'm just sorry it's no longer in production. All this said, I agree the watch would be even nicer if the...
