Mark in Paris
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Splendid!
This is a nice surprise and a move we don't see everyday.
I think the blue dial fits very well to that watch and will bring originality and modernity to a classical shape.
I really don't think that blue is a fashion color, at all. Like Nicolas reminds it and as I noticed from the 40's to 70's collections I've been looking at, it is definitely a classic color, just behind black.
Last but not least, the movement is fantastically decorated and is an important caliber from Patek shaped models.
So very warm congratulations and thanks for sharing this purchase with us.
We would love to see more pictures from all angles from time to time 
Enjoy it!
Cheers, Mark
Adding a 5124g?
Hello everyone. I have enjoyed reading this forum for the past several months and this is my first posting. I'm interested in getting opinions on acquiring a 5124g-011. I've been offered the watch at what I believe to be a good price from my AD. My curren...
Why not?
The case is enough of a change to give it a place in the collection! Having said that, you have a very fine selection of Pateks but surely such a set is incomplete without a Stern-approved repeater?? R
A repeater would certainly be amazing.
Unfortunately I don\'t think it\'s going happen in the near future but hopefully one day.
In case you travel,
a version of Travel Time complication would fit nicely. Aquanaut 5164 would be great because it works well in the pool as well as on the plane, 5134 is always elegant and the Pilot is bold. But to the question; 5124G, why not. Out of the rectangular watch...
Thank you for the response
I agree with you. The 5100 is my favorite too bits just hard to come by the white gold with blue dial. I have asked my AD to lookout for one for me. I have also put the order in for the pilot. Best Nick
Well done!
Have a look at 5100P. I think the blue dial is becoming a bit too common. Best, Kari
First, a warm welcome on our forum
and congratulations for your first posts and stunning collection. You have a very nice array of watches and I would see several of them on my wrist too. I made a review of the 5124G blue dial here if you're interested: www.watchprosite.com = And C...
Thank you Mark
I appreciate you welcoming me to the forum and your suggestions. I really enjoy reading everyone\'s posts and according to my wife I\'m probably on the forum too much. Just spoke to my AD and he says he is working on a couple of options for me. I think th...
Problem solved.
My AD came through and got me an 5100g. I agree with Kari that blue may be getting too popular but this is definitely my favorite amongst the 5100s. While I still think the 5124 is a great watch I think this one better fits what I am looking for right now...
One of the very few Patek grails for me. Blue popular? It has always been the case since the 60 / 70ies.
Don't worry about that. YOU got the 5100G, the best 5100 in my opinion. The only thing which counts is that you got a very nice watch. The rest is literature... Best, Nicolas
Well done and congrats!
It's a very beautiful watch and the movement is simply stunning! Best, Kari
Splendid!
This is a nice surprise and a move we don't see everyday. I think the blue dial fits very well to that watch and will bring originality and modernity to a classical shape. I really don't think that blue is a fashion color, at all. Like Nicolas reminds it ...
Huge congratulations, once again, and if you ever come by Paris...
We can have a nice photo session of that top watch. Best, Nicolas
Stunning!
One of a kind and a true esthete choice. Thanks for the shot of the movement as well, a field in which Patek shows its mastery and know-how, especially considering a square caliber. Congratulations for you purchase, you definitely made a great move. Do no...