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These are definitely wearable.
Jul 22, 2020,01:17 AM
I have the 5496P-001, the dates are not raised and no bi-color dual/markers. This is one of my daily watches, along with a 5960/1A that I have changed to a strap.
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Hmm... bought and really worn?
By: erone : July 18th, 2020-05:17
A little visit at the local AD and looking at some Patek pieces leaves me wondering: Although these watches are absolutely adorable from a horological standpoint, how many people buy these watches actually to wear them? We are in the year 2020 and althoug...
i have
By: chris7509 : July 18th, 2020-05:34
the 1st one on the table (5320) and depending on the period it is clearly a daily wearer (basically when going to the office). This is not my only watch, and like my other watches i have not bought them for financial reasons, i have bought them because i ...
Well said.
By: BigAppleBill : July 18th, 2020-17:59
I would love to wear any of these as a daily. The classic beauty of Breguet numbers will never go out of style and I also quite like the lumed numbers of the 5320.
Styling collecting admiring
By: Jurry : July 18th, 2020-06:36
Wearability might be subject to different angles. From styling point of view, any of these watches maybe called “grandfather style” by one person and “goes with jeans” for another person. Which is a basic principle that applies to almost any luxury item. ...
Bad investment imo
By: CastorKrieg : July 18th, 2020-07:04
Watches give you terrible ROI, especially compared to stocks and real estate. Too many factors goes into what can be valuable 5-10-20 years down the line + uneven supply.
I believe
By: sham1 : July 18th, 2020-08:16
that the classic Patek look will always have a huge fan base. The watches on display may be classified by Patek as Grand Complications but they are not overly large or thick that they cannot be worn on a daily basis. Now, if it was the Grandmaster Chime, ...
I agree with you about "grandfather" style watches.
By: vitalsigns : July 18th, 2020-08:32
They look classic, but often times too classic for me. In some cases, I feel like they'd need to be accompanied by a top hat, monocle and cane. The Patek perpetuals are gorgeous, but I don't want to wear them. Those with Breguet numerals would be better w...
Of the watches on display
By: baufoam : July 18th, 2020-08:43
I only own the 5320. It’s been my daily watch since I bought it from a Patek Philippe AD more than 15 months ago. In my opinion, the 5320 is a perfect every day watch for someone who enjoys that particular ( vintage inspired) feeling from Patek. It’s a gr...
Each one of these has...
By: GLau : July 18th, 2020-10:14
certain charm ! One should buy the watch(es) he/she like and wear.
Yes...
By: Kurt Behm : July 18th, 2020-12:33
I wore my #5020 exclusively for two years plus. It went everywhere with me, to work, on vacation, motorcycle touring, et al.
Grandpa
By: Mr. M : July 19th, 2020-11:17
didn’t buy 39 mm dress watches. All of these models reflect the oversize trend, which Patek also follows for their classical designs and complications unfortunately on the sacrifice of offering traditionel sized alternatives in the product line for men (l...
This pieces are rather wearable
By: Hahnpaulo : July 22nd, 2020-01:01
and I am among the "young" audience considering the average PP consumer's age. Patek is idealisticaly betting on men dressing up and keeping standards a little higher than the average iWatch guy.
These are definitely wearable.
By: KC_HK : July 22nd, 2020-01:17
I have the 5496P-001, the dates are not raised and no bi-color dual/markers. This is one of my daily watches, along with a 5960/1A that I have changed to a strap. ...