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Patek 5235G
This is a new addition and a great watch. The comments about seeing it in the flesh are true. The dial goes from light gray to dark blue and all in between. Time timing is easy with the hour dial on top.
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Complications
Explore the Patek Philippe Ref. 5235, the brand's debut regulator wristwatch with an annual calendar. Discover its innovative Caliber 31-260 REG QA and polarizing design.
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New Release
Discover Patek Philippe's 2012 Baselworld novelties, including the Ref. 5204 split-seconds perpetual calendar chronograph and Nautilus updates.
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Review
Explore the Patek Philippe 5235G Regulator Annual Calendar. Community insights on its Caliber 31-260, unique design, and wearing experience.
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New Release
Keks reviews Patek Philippe's 2019 Baselworld releases, including the 5520P, 5212A, and 5726/1A, offering collector insights and initial impressions.
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Discussion
Collectors share their dream Patek Philippe watches, combining vintage aesthetics with modern movements like the Caliber 260, and discuss ideal case designs.
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Innovation
Explore Patek Philippe's "Advanced Research" program, a 10-year review of Silinvar® and silicon-based innovations in movements like the 5250P. Understand their impact on horology.
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Patek 5235G
This is a new addition and a great watch. The comments about seeing it in the flesh are true. The dial goes from light gray to dark blue and all in between. Time timing is easy with the hour dial on top....
Congrats
Still no1 on my wishlist, although it could change in the next few days. Tried it many times, it\'s a wonderful watch. Best
Congratulations Bob!
I saw it last year at the Patek presentation on the wrist of a collector and it looked fantastic. I'm usually not a fan of brushed dials like this but this one is very pleasing to look at. Great choice and great picture as it shows quite well how the dial...
Congratulations on your aquisition!
I'm confused by this reference though. What's the purpose/historical significnace? Very rare to see this type of watch so hoping someone can indulge my curiosity.
Interesting read, thanks!
While I can appreciate the detail and technical advances, it definitely isn't for me. 40.5 cm is outside my comfort zone for this style of watch, and for me this regulator style dial just isn't intuitive. It's a unique piece though and undoubtably appeals...
