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Patek Philippe 5100P.
Just for the pleasure of the eyes. Some photos taken in a watch shop in Paris.
One of my very favorite Patek reference from this last quarter of century.
Best,
Nicolas
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Patek Philippe 5100P.
Just for the pleasure of the eyes. Some photos taken in a watch shop in Paris. One of my very favorite Patek reference from this last quarter of century. Best, Nicolas ...
A favorite of mine as well.
The 5100P and 5100R are in fact among the relatively few modern Patek designs that catch my eye. It would be hard for me to choose between the platinum and the rose gold, but I wouldn't mind owning one of the two someday.
Lovely timepiece and great pics 😍
Proper movement, nice gold bits for the jewels, etc. But that was back in 2000. It was not as easy (as it is today) selling mechanical timepieces. Companies really had to amp up.... you personally knew the local store folks, locally-owned of course. Ah we...
Wow
That looks *fantastic* on the black ostrich strap. I would have previously told you that I prefer J over P but these photos are shaking my confidence.
Fabulous!
The most striking of the four possibilities. At least to me. And I imagine I'm not entirely alone😊
Very Nice!
I'm assuming you like the heft of the platinum. Do you now prefer this over the WG blue dial?
Very interesting bad boy! 🤤
One of the very few shaped watches that I like on my wrist... ...