Patek Philippe

just for your pleasure: Plus, a fellow Purist got his Regulator: Once more my friend: Congratulations! Oliver This message has been edited by small-luxury-world on 2014-01-25 12:01:34 ...  

The 260 caliber is really fantastic... Can we know what is your opinion about the blue color of the 5270? It seems it is not like the 5070P. Do you find it good looking or are you more encline to like the lighter dials? Thanks for sharing the pics. Cheers... 

very interesting and adorable ... Is it the most interesting "affordable" movement from PP, in the last years? To me it is a clear: Yes and not only the movement :-) Best, Oliver ...  

i.e. I really find it is, maybe not the best, but to me the movment I like most in the <T€.90 range. Maybe not as the chrono but still, I love it. I will for sure be looking very carefully at all the 260 engined models PP will launch in the next years ... 

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... actually a few days ago i got to check the 5074P, 5204P, 5216P, 5270G blue... As there is SIHH now, it got me even more convinced that Patek is on another galaxy. Congrats to the mysterious fellow purist

"5074P, 5204P, 5216P, 5270G blue..." Nice, very nice :-) Oliver

...there was also a 5711P ;) Believe it or not, i was wearing my 5070P, i still felt that she was a queen in her league. Now its all about personal perception, but still feels good.

Oliver, thanks for the post. Do you know what is the latest on the 5235 please - will it be regular production in 2014, or discontinued after the first batch as has been suggested by some?

But if you really want one, you should be quick - to be safe :-) Oliver

I received mine last year as per my other posts. :)

Thanks for sharing Oliver. Although I have been looking alot at the SIHH brands lately, PP is still PP and your photos remind me of their magic. Looking forward to PP at Basel! Cheers Robin

Robin, I trust we will have at least two fire works this year. Basel and 175th Anniversary, shortly after Thanks and next time we could try to meet in Geneva. Oliver ps: You have been mentioned to me, by a member of the top management from one of the SIHH... 

I have always been a fan of your posts on various forums! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and photos with us here. I think I know whom in the Richemont brand you are referring to ;) He's an awesome gentleman and a great leader in the watch industry. It's... 

What a beauty! Thanks Oliver Cheers, Chris

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on the wrist: :-) Cheers, Oliver ...  

Oliver, given the 5004A is still at the boutique in Geneva, can one still get it. They usually remove the discontinued pieces from the Geneva boutique strait away.

... its not possible since a very long time. But i think its good that it can still be seen in geneva's salon... at least that.

That group of watches in the tray could keep me happy for many, many years as a collector. Patek certainly has the knack for producing complicated, collectible, legible, and wearable watches, all in one, and these are excellent examples.

I agree absolutely and especially wearability is a strength which is not shown everywhere - when it comes to complicated pieces. Thanks! Oliver

After spending some time at the Patek boutique, I was struck by how nicely even the most complicated watches fit on the wrist. This has always been a strength of Patek, but somewhat overlooked (at least by me) in recent years with the trend toward bigger ... 

For that thread Hope to see you too in Basel or next October for the 175th John

Thanks! Oliver

Patek never fails to impress!