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Trio of platinum salmon dial
A direct comparison of 6169P, 5270P and 5236P. Their dials are almost identical and all with black anthracite hands/ indices.
A few close up of the 6196P, showing the slightly dome shaped dial (with recess at periphery) and brushed case side.
Cheers, Henry
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Trio of platinum salmon dial
A direct comparison of 6169P, 5270P and 5236P. Their dials are almost identical and all with black anthracite hands/ indices. A few close up of the 6196P, showing the slightly dome shaped dial (with recess at periphery) and brushed case side. Cheers, Henr...
Thanks for this comparison and for the sharp photos.
Stunning trio you have there. Best, Emmanuel
Thank you for the comparison!
The 5270 seems small in this picture. Not sure which to choose among those three by dial appearance, they are so different
The diameters of 6169/ 5270/5236 are 38mm/ 41mm / 41.3mm
The seemingly larger 5236 may be due to distortion of lens, as the lens is closest to 6169.
Amazing trio !
Congratulations and thank you for posting these pictures. Enjoy them all in good health.
Thank you for posting so as to see the salmon dial
in more natural lighting to see more true color.
I did a similar comparison in daylight…
…the new Calatrava is a bit darker than 5236 - looking much better im real light. 5236 seems a bit brighter, more like „flesh“. Not my cup of tea… Then there are other variants (like 5172) which have a more complex, metallic-like salmon. These are my favo...
Magnificent brace of salmon!
Thanks for the comparison, Henry. Too spoiled for wrist time now!
Thank you, Shun. Fortunately 5172 is G and not P, otherwise I may really want to get it as well 😅
Besides, the tone of 5172G appears to be slightly darker, and I like lighter tone more. Cheers, Henry
I think this may be my favorite dial color / metal combination.
These are stunning pieces. Congratulations. Absolute modern grails.
Henry, many thanks for this wonderful comparison!
Visually the 41mm case of the 5270 appears a good deal smaller than the 41.3mm case of the 5236P. Actually the 5270 looks to be roughly the same case size of the 38mm 6169P! Is this because of the camera angle/lens location for the close up foto? Or does ...
Hi Henry, all three look great ! I love most the salmon color of your
5270P ! So so DELICIOUS 😋!