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Judging only from photos,
I think I would go for the 5130P. Why? Because it's platinum and 50 pcs limited edition, whereas the 5575G is white gold and 1300 pcs limited edition. Moreover, I think I like the guilloché more than the moon phase. And the 5575 has a closed case back, which is a pity because the 240 caliber is worth seing. And one last detail, I think I like the star-shaped hour hand of the 5575 a little less than the ring-shaped one of the 5130. BUT, all this is purely theoretical, not taking into account how they would wear on my wrist and what I would feel in real life: the concave lugs of the 5575, in particular, might win me over in the metal. So, follow your own taste and feelings!
Patek 5130P-014
I was able to handle this beauty a couple of weeks ago - I think it is the only Patek 5110/5130/5230 with black city disc. Roughly the same price as the 5575G, which do you prefer? Best, Goh ...
Judging only from photos,
I think I would go for the 5130P. Why? Because it's platinum and 50 pcs limited edition, whereas the 5575G is white gold and 1300 pcs limited edition. Moreover, I think I like the guilloché more than the moon phase. And the 5575 has a closed case back, wh...
All very good points!
Especially the scissor hour hand. However the 5575G seems better on a whole for me. And it would be a better companion for my 5131G I feel.
It’s a beautiful watch.
But the older I get the harder it is to tell time and what’s time zone it is set to …
Likewise for me.
I love Perpetual's but sometimes I don't bother to set the day/month/moonphase.
For me it would be the one with the black city disc.
If I were ever to have a Patek it would be a world timer.
Hi Goh, Since both are limited (with Dubai version much smaller in number of pieces) and given similar price, I prefer
5575G because of the "rainbow" moon ! Which one are you leaning toward ?
I am not looking to add one of these now...
But I am leaning towards the 5575G if I want to find a companion for my 5131G. And I don't like to pay premium for such special releases - even though this Dubai version is very nice.
