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That's right! I'm not particularly a fan of World Time, but I really like this Ref.5110. This model is not flashy, but it has a unique charm that is simple and powerful.
Patek Philippe 5110J.
There is no bad 5110. We all have our favorites, and everybody is right with his choice. As much as I prefer the P for this incredible two tone dial, the J doesn't lack charm. The subtle hue of gold, with this white dial, is really eye catching. Best, Nic...
J for the win...
...plus great contrast with the hands/dial, something many Patek world timers lack...
I agree, each metal has their own character
there is no wrong choice but one thing common…I would consider this reference as the best WT from PP ever. No modern references have been better than this !
So so besutiful
The case shape of the 5110 and 5130 has something magic and timeless about it
For me it has been the 5130 due to the hands and the size
But I like the 5110 equally
Thanks for sharing this beautiful photo with us Nico
As we've discussed before, this was the watch I wanted to buy in 2002 but couldn't afford it (but never forgot it). Years later I was able to acquire my 5230R as a sort of "homage," but there's something special in the 5110J that still pulls at my heart s...
A classic beauty.
It’s really timeless. I was offered this watch with a Tiffany stamp a number of year ago. I didn’t appreciate it so much. Now I regret it.
5110 J FOR ME
THE J WORKED(S) BEST FOR ME. MY CUFFLINKS WERE MOSTLY YELLOW. STILL, AND A PLEASURE TO WEAR ALWAYS,IT LOOKS BEAUTIFUL WITH A SWEATER, JEANS AND SNEAKERS....... IMO, A MASTERPIECE IN J, R, G & P.
I like the J more than the G owned in my family!
P, J, R, G is the order for me for the 5110 family. For the 5130, I like P, R, J, and G. This 5110J is a beautiful example - I would proudly wear this! I wonder if there's a casual strap style that would lend itself well to this watch. And maybe a casual ...
Poor G indeed!
A lot of underused beauties in my family. More unused beauties than used ones! Very sad indeed!
I wanted the P, but my mother wanted the G.
She wanted to have the flexibility to accessorize different colored straps with the G - which would've been limited with the P. So it was more of an aesthetic choice - and it was more importantly her choice. In the end, I don't think she used the watch. N...
Quite honestly, any picture you take makes the watch look fabulous!
So I admit the merits of the G here
Agreed!
The G is also very flexible on strap colors. Wheres the P is less so due to the dial color.
