Baron - Mr Red
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Reading between the lines...
it looks like you really want the platinum but had your head turned by the rose gold. I love platinum in a watch. It feels fantastic on teh wrist. Nothing feels the same. Now, one commentator said that an off-put on the platinum is that it looks steel/silver/white gold. All i can say is that whenever i wear a watch, i am never wearing it to please somebody else...so if they want to look at it and see steel or white gold, that is fine. I know i am wearing platinum, and thats what makes me happy. Platinum sings for me.
Mind vs Heart (another try)
Hello Everyone, I have wanted to add a 5960 for a number of years to my humble Patek collection (5146J slate, 5135P). However, I didn't want to pay gray dealer premium and there was limited supply at AD. Well I figured times have changed giving individual...
Let your wrist be the referee
From what I read and see in your post, the Platinum version is made for you. Its understated elegance is a big pro. I begin to appreciate it more and more. The danger with the RG, again from what I read, is that you get tired of this first appeal.... IMO,...
I agree with you.
The Platinum version is more homogeneous. You can wear it with a suit or during the end of the week. Fr.Xavier
I have always let my heart and eyes rule...........
You should go for the one that please your eyes the most.... M.
Nat, it depends on YOU.
And your wrist, as Nicolas said. Buy the one you are going to wear, whether that's the one that appeals to heart or mind. (And let us all know which one that is! ) Best, Jed
My mind and my heart...
Honestly Nat, I'm not a very emotional person so fortunately for me my heart and my mind usually think the same thing. But for watches, if I were you, I'd let my heart do all the talking. For instance, I really like the 5960P and the 5070P. Now, I'm not c...
Thanks all
Thanks for the thoughtful comments. I'm leaning toward my first opinion in favor of 5960P. I'll post pics when I finally decide.
Plat version my favorite. Maybe it´s the pale tone of my Scandinavian skin...
...but rosegold does not fit my wrist. If anything I would prefer yellow gold, however not produced by PP...yet!
SLAM DUNK
Hello Nat I placed both of these watches side by side and there is no question for me that the rose gold is the champ; therefore, I bought it. Its will be and already is a classic with cool sophistication. I have a problem with platinum as there are times...
Reading between the lines...
it looks like you really want the platinum but had your head turned by the rose gold. I love platinum in a watch. It feels fantastic on teh wrist. Nothing feels the same. Now, one commentator said that an off-put on the platinum is that it looks steel/sil...
platinum
I agree with you that nothing feels like platinum. I love the heft of my 5135P.
You have doubts about the 5960R, don't get it !
As much as I wanted to like the 5960R when it was launched in Basel it's just "too much" for me, I'm not sure Patek rate their rose gold, but il looks to me like IWC's 5N, like on the Nautilus 5711R, and with that much surface it's just too much.
tough choice...
I actually have been faced with exactly the same dilemma and because of that I have delayed pulling the trigger on a 5960P. A few months after having first seen the RG version, I am worried of getting bored with the RG. I think the color mix is stunning b...
I have been thinking about the issues
in the same way as you have. I just have to let it settle a bit.
For what it's worth,
I prefer the RG. Also, you should absolutely not have to pay anywhere near list for these references, from an AD or otherwise.
Listen...
Listen to your heart! The rose gold version looks lovely... just my 2 cents erich
If it's not too late
I'd like to cast my vote in the direction of the 5960R. I own both versions and wear the R much more. It's lighter on an active wrist. I like to wear my watches just a bit loose and the platinum is so big it's unpleasantly heavy during times of more vigor...
You should wait
and take your time to decide, don't buy until you've settled your mind with certainty. Because nothing tortures like the buyer's remorse.