Patek 130 was, I believe, the first serially produced chronograph wristwatch. Here it is with its big much younger 5370 brother. Sub-dials are very similar as is outer railroad and tachometer scale. Fun how 130 goes to 51 and 5370 goes to 50. ...
I might be stepping on some PP lovers toes, but the vintage one just reminds me of the JLC blue sector dial they brought 2 years ago and produced it for only 1 or 2 years.
However over time I found the 5370P to be a finer timepiece. It is just more confident and on point. The rattrapante is very self assured, buttery smooth and accurate. The case, dial and overall aesthetic is crafted in a manner that I have only seen in a ...
Like I mentioned earlier, the 5370P I would say is more refined and superior in quality. I can’t stress enough how much more superior the feel of the rattrapante is. Whilst the ALS feels springy and unsure of itself, the Patek is far more accurate and doe...
Unfortunately I don't have the chance having to choose between one or the other every morning, but if I would have to it would take me a huge time to decide every day ! Enjoy them a lot and wear them in the very best of your health you Lucky Guy
the 130 will put a smile on any collectors face Sorry to photoshopped your superb watch, not to mean any negative way. I’m the type who are imaginative to surrounding, like I can see features in clouds or rocks. It’s a great specimen you have there, congr...
I have seen amazing pieces paired before but this is crazy! WOW !!! That is all I can say! Do you own both of these gems???? To own either is amazing.......... What other pieces do you have in your collection? (not that you need anything more) I love it!!...
... 5370 looks very beautiful and balanced on this image the size of the 130 works much better for your wrist. Excellent watch and an important milestone in Patek‘s history, the 130.