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My newly acquired PP 5040P.
I went against convention as I simply fell in love with this watch. So under appreciated in my opinion. Love the platinum case and shape, dial layout, hands and numerals. So understated. So classic. So Patek Philippe.
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My newly acquired PP 5040P.
I went against convention as I simply fell in love with this watch. So under appreciated in my opinion. Love the platinum case and shape, dial layout, hands and numerals. So understated. So classic. So Patek Philippe. ...
I always buy watches emotionally
Not that there is any other way to do it! There are many I like and would love to own, but my purchases are almost always irrational and at the wrong time. They're acts of love not reason! It's funny because whenever I have carefully considered a watch an...
Congrats!
It is a marvelous and classy piece, find those hands are particularly spectacular!
Congratulations, that's a beautiful and elegant piece
It has a lot of charm. Enjoy it well and thanks for the picture Best, Mark
The first...
'...non-traditional' shaped case I really came to love. Congratulations!
Congratulations on acquiring such a wonderful and different watch, and in platinum! As far as being under appreciated that often translates into ...
rare and underpriced in the present, but highly sought after and very valuable in the future; eg 5020. 5020 (like your 5040) had an unusual shape unique to its reference during its period of production. Best, patekova
