Patek Philippe

The 5110 made its appearance in 2000 and was replaced in 2006. The Travel Time 5134 arrived in 2001 and discontinued in 2008. The 5110 is a world time, which means that it gives the time of 24 cities in the world, while the 5134 is a Travel Time, giving a...  

5110P, right ?

but can't make up my mind. Naturally, the Worldtime is "cooler" while the Travel Time is more readable. One vote both. Best, Kari

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Still, there is no WT for me as long as We still have Daylight Savings Time in Europe. I just can’t stand to use a complication that shows the wrong time.

When I owned a 5110, I used to show it off to friends, explaining that it shows the correct time all around the world, except not during most of the year.

I owned a 5110G and have been sorely regretting giving it up.

The 5134 is still an excellent reference, extremely underrated. I've been considering it a few times in the past, but currently there's no room for it in my small collection.

I believe could be more popular with an updated dial, I see a lot of potential 🤔

I feel like it’s more legible and useful for my travel needs.

The 5134 looks like a Grand Seiko :-0

The world timer is too busy with the blue pattern dial. The 5134 is more eligible with better proportion.

5110 for me , but probably the G . Thank you my friend for bringing up this comparison.

Is that a limited edition? It has Jerusalem instead of Cairo on mine, and a different spelling for Dacca. Also, the end of the strap is "curved" between the lugs to follow the shape of the case: a small difference but a nice one.

In fact traded the 5134 for the 5110 so you know where I stand

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But find the 5134P very intriguing... just not same caliber piece....

the 5134P housed a 240 base caliber instead I would have voted 5134... automatic make more sense to me on a travel time piece...

The 5110, due to the lineage of the PP world times, easily wins for bragging rights of a complication, however, for practical purposes, I prefer the 5134 for these reasons: (1) the cleanliness of the dial makes it easier to see and read, especially for mo... 

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Beautifully done. Here are it's ancestor on display in Singapore. Thanks for sharing Nico. Cheers 🍻, friends. Geross ...  

The famous Patek historian (Nicholas Faulkes) wrote an article on the fabulous 5107 where he said a perfect collection could be - 5107, 5035, 5110 and 5134. I have been following this guy's words with the additional of his recommendations. The 5134 is a w...  

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But the 5134 complication is more practical in a watch you really travel with. Another good example with this complication is the 5164, a great travel watch.

But as someone who uses a Reverso GMT when I travel, the 5134 gets my vote as a more functional watch. If it was 5110 vs 5164 what would people vote. A PP travel time that I can jump in the pool. The 5164 has your contemporary look too.

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Purely for functionality I would choose 5134..... no doubt that 5110 is a beauty and iconic watch but for me has no function