Patek Philippe

Just tried these both on and can’t decide! Which one do you prefer and which one do you prefer on ME relative to the photos? ...  

When I look at a 5140, lovely as it is, all I can think is that it's a slightly larger and less perfect version of the 3940. The 5327 does its own thing, and it's a good thing. Love those numerals and the swoopy scalloped case.

... and between the 5140 and the 3940 it is just 1.2mm IIRC. In my eyes Patek's three sub-dial PC has been getting a little less attractive with every new iteration. The beautiful balance of the 3940 has been lost on the way of upsizing the watch w/o modi... 

I keep going back-and-forth between 5140 and5327. I really like the slightly larger size of the latter and the slightly more modern look. So I think 5327 is it. The cream colored dial with the rose gold is beautiful too.

I thought I'd prefer the 5327, but the 5140 looks more classic and timeless. Maybe it's the LED (?) lighting, but the 5327 looks washed out and a bit plain.

too "black". It seems to stand out too much relative to the beautiful rose Breguet numerals. The black printing on the silver dial looks more natural. Just a comment after a quick look.

3940. You'll thank me later : )

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...where this is pronounced. And other versions where I don’t see it at all. I am sure that there are experts on this forum that have more knowledge in this area. If the 3940 is a non-starter, then I would go with the 5140, ‘squished’ numerals and all... ... 

For me easily 5140R...

If one wants to forget having a watch in the wrist then the 5140. The 5140 would be my choice.

But I think it’s the 5140 for me. I find that the baton markers help to draw my attention towards the dial, and on the whole keeps a busy looking dial less busy if you know what I mean. The Roman numerals on the 5327 makes the watch look a bit too ‘rich’,... 

size and baton hour markers vs Brequet numerals

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to any of the 5327.

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