Watch_kha_wen
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Many thanks !!!
my wrist is 16 so wanted to estimate how it would fit on me...
Ok noted for the paper and box advise !
35 sounds small but I know that Patek have fairly long lugs ... I tried the 6000g in blue dial 37mm thinking it would fit perfectly but in fact due to the lugs it was too big for my wrist ...so now i'm targetting the 35 or 36 ones
Also i'm hesitating with the new 5119... but its manual... I REALLY like the rotor on the 5120
what's your view on this ?
Kev
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Does anyone have the 5120?
Would love to see a wrist shot. Hesitating myself to get it...used to not even look at it before but suddenly felt in love with it recently. Only thing is I don’t know how it would be in 35 having myself a tiny wrist it would fit though... Thanks! Kev
35mm
35 mm is a very wearable size. Here is mine! The 5120 is probably the last watch from the true Philippe Stern era. ...
Also
Does I come with box and paper ? Most of time I can only see with paper but not sure there was a box when new?
My wrist is about 7.5 inches, or approximately 19 cm, maybe a little larger.
Yes, is should come with a box. Depending on production year, it should be either the older style leather rectangular "coffin" box, or the new style wood box. I'd say papers are more important though. ...
Many thanks !!!
my wrist is 16 so wanted to estimate how it would fit on me... Ok noted for the paper and box advise ! 35 sounds small but I know that Patek have fairly long lugs ... I tried the 6000g in blue dial 37mm thinking it would fit perfectly but in fact due to t...
Mechanically...
Mechanically the 5120 is far far superior, with it's automatic 240 movement and micro rotor - there is simply no comparison. For a pure dress watch that gets occasional use, manual winding is fine. But if you will be using the watch every day, the conveni...