amanico
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Patek Philippe 5100P.
A Manta Ray floating in the dark. 
A two years old photo taken in Paris, of one of my favorite relatively modern Patek reference.
Best,
Nicolas
Available on the marketplace
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Patek Philippe 5100P.
A Manta Ray floating in the dark. A two years old photo taken in Paris, of one of my favorite relatively modern Patek reference. Best, Nicolas ...
Agreed, Nicolas!
One of only perhaps two PP products that remain on my radar for possible acquisition, though I lean toward the 5100R. Fantastic case, cool shaped movement, and that curved crystal - nice stuff!
Stunning piece!
And one of the very few rectangular/shaped watches that have ever sang to me in the wrist... ...
