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My favorite complication is a split second chrono and even better in
a perpetual calendar. That being said I am not a fan of this model. Further, the crowd favorite of the salmon dial would be the last of my picks.
The hands don’t work for me, I don’t like the cut out circles, and I find the brushed dials rather plain.
Now then, if they made this with a lacquer dial like the green or red it might be a different story.
Which Split-Second Monopusher Perpetual Calendar Chronograph for you?
This Perpetual Calendar Chronograph comes in two right -handed versions (ref. 5372) and one left -handed version (ref. 5373), all in platinum ( 38.3 x 12.93 mm case). Which one do you prefer ? Best, Emmanuel A/ REF. 5372P-010 Caliber CHR 27-525 PS Q, whic...
Hi Emmanuel, all three are great !
Salmon dial very delicious 😋 Blue dial very lovely ! The right-handed version has sharp looking red hands against a powerful black dial and this combination makes it most attractive to me !
I understand your preference, Gordon.
I don't feel strongly attracted to this reference, personally and the Salmon is the only one I would consider. Best, Emmanuel
I’d be happy to own any of them, but
blue dial is my favorite. Could I be a one watch person with this one? Probably not 😂
One watch collection is a pure fantasy, Steve!
Blue is great! I don't feel very attracted to this reference and my personal preference is for the Salmon variant... Best, Emmanuel
Blue dial for me as well...
First choice: Blue Second choice: Black Third choice: Salmon
I understand the appeal of blue, of course.
That said, I would choose salmon and, preferably, another (shaped) reference, like 5101 or 5105! 😇 Best, Emmanuel
The month and day cutouts are unfortunate but probably unavoidable...
...as is the thickness...
Yes, tbh, I don't feel attracted to this reference.
Salmon is my favorite among the three, but I would choose another (shaped) reference for the same (huge) price... Best, Emmanuel
I’ll take the lefty cause I’m lefty and happily be disliked for liking it:)
But than I wake up and realize, I’ll never own one…
I'm a lefty too, but I wear my watches on the left wrist like a right-handed.
But I just don't feel really attracted to these watches: I don't need two major complications combined. Best, Emmanuel
I wore mines on the left before and realized that I scratch and dent them more often…
We like what we like, that’s a fact, however one can’t mix rationality with poetry in an already irrational hobby. Who needs a chronograph, or a perpetual calendar for that matter, let alone a split-second complication? This pieces are more an exercise of...
My favorite complication is a split second chrono and even better in
a perpetual calendar. That being said I am not a fan of this model. Further, the crowd favorite of the salmon dial would be the last of my picks. The hands don’t work for me, I don’t like the cut out circles, and I find the brushed dials rather plain. Now...
I'm not a fan either, tbh, so I fully understand your points.
That said, my favorite here is the salmon...🤷🏽♂️ Best, Emmanuel
Absolutely love the movement, quattro.
Think I'd take the salmon here. But I'd prefer just a pure version of the 5959 with the officer's case -- probably the black dial. In the conversation for the greatest recent Patek, even though it's small for some wrists...
Same preference for me.
But I think I even prefer a simpler watch and would be much more attracted to something like the 5101 or the 5105. Best, Emmanuel
Red hands for me
For when I am driving in my red Italian sportscar or racing in the millemiglia, even if only in my dreams!
Now THIS is a Patek split second that
I love! It’s stainless steel too which makes it even more cool. Understated. Brilliant thin movement. ...
This one is fantastic and it shows how
better the ref. 5372 & 5373 would/could probably be without the PC complication. Thanks for sharing your wonderful watch! Best, Emmanuel
I personally prefer the 5950:
I like the design better and the absence of PC, which makes the dial cleaner: www.watchprosite.com Best, Emmanuel