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Patek Philippe 5134G Gubelin.
For the pleasure of the eyes, an original version of the 5134, in white gold, so signed with Gubelin, which is also available in yellow gold rose gold and platinum.
Issued in 2004. Limited to 45 pieces. 37 mm case.
Credit: Christies.
Best,
Nicolas
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Patek Philippe 5134G Gubelin.
For the pleasure of the eyes, an original version of the 5134, in white gold, so signed with Gubelin, which is also available in yellow gold rose gold and platinum. Issued in 2004. Limited to 45 pieces. 37 mm case. Credit: Christies. Best, Nicolas ...
Thanks Nicolas for showing us this rare piece !
I did not know this reference existed and it has an unusual combination in a good way ! One of your targets ?
I am surprised
Still searching for one? Prices have rather gone up since we chatted on this some years ago
I really like the 5134.
When combining my post on PP's travel time watches, I found the 5134P-001 really very attractive. I personally prefer the dial without Gübelin: the asymmetry appeals to me. credit: 41 watch ...
Yes, original platinum version is an all time favorite of mine!
I used to wish it was just a little larger, but it seems my tastes are gravitating toward smaller pieces…like in the good old elegant days.😊
Fewer words on the dial is almost always better.
What metal is this example? Thanks, M4
I Certainly Love These Rare Birds...
... Thanks for sharing this lovely piece with us. As you know, I am not a Patek fan per se, but I sure like this one. - Scott