Sure that the pusher is not the best part of this watch, I mean when you use it.

Patek Philippe 5110G Prototype.

By: amanico : December 1st, 2024-08:31

Our friend Quattro initiated a thread about Patek WT, and the 5110G Proto came out of the wood. So, I did a research and fell on these photos, most probably to be credited to Sothebys. To be honest, I am not impressed at all by this unfinished dial. And a...

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Patek Philippe 5110G Prototype.

We need...

😂😂😂

Hahaha :-)) HAGWE

Likewise to you 👋🏻

Good one! ;)

Thanks Nicolas for highlighting this protype for us !

Emmanuel gave us the answer.

I regret having sold my 5110 but I couldn’t live with the crown horns on that watch.

Sure that the pusher is not the best part of this watch, I mean when you use it.

Isn't a prototype (supposed to be) NOT FOR SALE?

Good question. It depends...

I have read the watch belonged to a watch maker at Patek Philippe

This seems to be confirmed by the extract of the archive,

Thanks, Emmanuel.

My pleasure, Nicolas.

Mystery solved.

That's the story, it seems.

Here's what's written in an Sjx article

Now that makes sense.

Yes, I had read this article,

Its raw yet intriguing

Like a draw...

Yes a da vinci sketch in horology

Well, I hope for Da Vinci that he had more skills. :))))

Yes. My mistake davinci is not raw😀

Hehehe! ;)

Nothing new, Stahl has been doing this for years with Rolex

Thanks, Miranda!

I really love the clean look on this.

Thanks for looking, mon ami.

Yes. Nico it seems ordinary. Not asthetically appealing and pleasing. 😊

What I think!

It looks kind of "unfinished" to me, but maybe it's just a perception

Agreed. Same feeling for me.