BigAppleBill
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Thank you! They were produced in various metals between 1998 and 2009.
Last of the Lemania-based chronographs. Geneva seal. Uncommon size for a traditional Patek. Very pleasing pusher “feel”. Stepped case and sunken subdials create a subtle 3-dimension effect not as apparent in photos. 👍
New (to me) addition
I’ve always found the 5070 appealing, but never gave it much thought beyond that. Then I finally saw this reference in person, rather than mere photos, and I was mesmerized. And the deal came together nicely. I then visited the Henri Stern Agency here in ...
Congratulations
A classic for sure. Love the grey strap on this 5070g looks perfect. Enjoy. M.
Big congrats 🎉🎊🎈🍾 on this getting ...
this lovely reference ! The strap matches the case very well !
Congratulations!
An iconic patek no doubt, and matched with a matte grey strap only adds to its elegance. Wear it in good health always. H.
Congrats!
It's a beauty and fits your wrist very well. I really like the strap you chose 👍 Wear it in best of health! Jan
congratulations!
It is a watch that I am aiming for soneday. How do you feel about the size on your wrist?
Thanks!
I typically prefer 38-40mm. But it wears nicely. The downturned lugs help. I think the stepped case gives it an appearance of being larger than it is, but it’s actually comfortable. Switching from the deployant to the pin buckle also helped.
congratulations your 5070 is the grail of chronograph of PP
Arguably it is also one of the grail of all chronograph.
congratulations....it is a gorgeous timepiece - one of the best manually wound chronographs of PP !
wear in the best health...i think the grey strap goes very well to the timepiece - well chosen. Best, mahesh.,
I’ve not seen this reference before;
It is absolutely stunning. Congratulations. And the strap looks perfect 👌🏼
Thank you! They were produced in various metals between 1998 and 2009.
Last of the Lemania-based chronographs. Geneva seal. Uncommon size for a traditional Patek. Very pleasing pusher “feel”. Stepped case and sunken subdials create a subtle 3-dimension effect not as apparent in photos. 👍