While I am not a frequent poster and a poor photographer (which probably contributes to my infrequent posts) I am an avid reader of posts here and have grown to somewhat learn the tastes of the many informed participants. The coincidence is that in addition to my recent purchase of a 5575g based, in
I am very, very pleased with it. It is even more striking in the metal. Given the apparent demand for the 5575, if I had passed on it, I might never have had another opportunity to own one. Thank you for your wise counsel. Warren
I was lucky enough to be offered a 5575. With the advise of Gordon and others, I committed to the purchase. It was delivered last month. I noticed that if the watch is viewed at an angle, under bright light, the moon will briefly flash colors seen in the photos. I can't explain the phenomenon as wel
Well, first, let me explain how I went about this. I appreciate the comments about the importance of emotion in purchasing a Patek. I also agree that many Patek buyers are decisive people The owners I know, like I assume, all of you, also value quiet thought and restraint. I wanted a few days to dec
for the excellent advice. However, in this instance, holding in in my hand and listening to my heart will not work. The AD has a watch allocated but it won't be in until April. Due to it being an anniversary item and in limited, albeit larger, production, the Dds are requesting commitments now. Of c
I appreciate your comments. I have reviewed the information and great pictures you and others have posted. It is certainly a wonderful and unique timepiece. This information will certainly help in my decision. Warren
This week, I received a call from a Patek Philippe AD from whom I have purchased before. He said he had been allotted one PP 5575 World Time. Surprisingly, he said he could offer it to me and would need to know of my commitment within a few days. This apparently because Patek was placing these watch