Patek Philippe

This is a photo of "G" and "P" of Calatrava Ref.3796. I was satisfied with "G", but when I saw "P", I was drawn to something different.

By: anaroku : February 7th, 2024-05:27

The left one is ”G" and the right one is "P" I was planning to sell G once I got P, but I realized the unique charm of G and couldn’t do that.G is on the right t is difficult to see a clear difference in display other than on the back of the buckle. this ...

This is a photo of "G" and "P" of Calatrava Ref.3796. I was satisfied with "G", but when I saw "P", I was drawn to something different.

This is a photo of "G" and "P" of Calatrava Ref.3796. I was satisfied with "G", but when I saw "P", I was drawn to something different.

the last foto,The other P has a creamy porcelain-like dial. Very attractive. This is from an era when the mace didn't have a diamond below 6 o'clock.

Great comparison, never have seen the difference so clearly

I'm glad I could help you

Very timely

特にRef.5196においては、Pと、それ以外のマテリアルのモデルで、ダイヤルデザインが大いに異なりますからね。

Nice duo, so many detail differences!

Yes, looks like the P has an enamel dial, but it is just lacquer, right? Superb. Yes, the P has my preference, because of the metal, but also because of the dial which has a bewitching depth and warmth.

+1😁

;)

I wonder how many dial variations are out there for G, P, and R?

Thank you for the photos 😀

Compared to the 5227g, I think the 3796p dial is less creamy.

Great to see G and P side by side !👍

I'd like to do that for every model I like, but it would bankrupt me. We have to eat too🤣

I would prefer the heft of platinum on a thin watch like this...

Didn't the P come with the

Sorry but I don’t know

Lovely !

Hi Shun San, they are so alike

the last foto,The other P has a creamy porcelain-like dial. Very attractive. This is from an era when the mace didn't have a diamond below 6 o'clock.　