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I would say modern Pateks you need:
5711p 5131 j or r 5450p (yes oddball, but do a search). 5070p All four can be found but each and everyone of them will be a challenging one to get. Then get a 2499 and you'll be pretty much set. You may want to own a cheaper watch than any of the above like a 5712a or 5711a. Both are super highly rated and you may want to have something a little less conspicuous at times.. I am also a car guy.. Tell me what cars you drive and i'll tell you what pp you need! |
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5711a yes agree 5131 - I'm on the fence - is it a bit of a gimmick? It's an honest question 5450 - I'm struggling with the salmon dial. 5070p - undoubtedly chick but the dial is a bit busy with all those rail road tracks |
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5450p robertmaron.com
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5070p lesguidesmontres.com
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Does anyone know which models were made, what years, how many and what each is worth? I think it's 349 made between 1951 and 1986 and cost $300k to millions but is that right? Premsoland.com |
Look on Hodinkee, they did a history of Patek chronographs and which ones are rarest.
I thought you wanted a 5207? |
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I'll bite.... CGT 16M LP640 I haven't had a PP yet, likely will start with 5712/1a but welcome suggestions. Sent from my 16M |
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WOW - that is stunning! :worship: Time to pack up and go home with that beauty :smokin: |
Congrats Mark. Excellent choice. A classic modern Patek and one that will hold it's value well. Just look at those proportions! Enjoy! (and if you dig the Genta style nothing beats a 5711 in my book).
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I'd say something sporty and modern. Automatic wind clearly. Maybe precious metal.. 5712r (the a will be too understated for you i think and 5711 too simple) 5960p blue face 5575 Maybe a 5524 |
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So 2499 1518 1526 Or a 1463 chrono since you dislike too busy dials. |
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But it can't be a yellow metal in my view. Nautilus range would work. First that springs to mind is 5711p. As in: only those who know, know.. Maybe a 5524 but it's not to everyone's taste (too big in my eyes). Can't be a perpetual chrono. The easy answer is 5712a and maybe (slightly controversial) a 5712g. Being the least loved and sold in the range, it's likely to be the most covetable in the future. |
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Amazing! Going to Monterey? Sent from my 16M |
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This thread has moved from building a "great collection" to a "Grail collection" minute repeaters, 5131's and perpetual chrono's. Not sure what this thread is discussing any longer!
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But every 5070 will be the start |
I'd rather have the money. Besides, where is the challenge to building a great collection with 1 million. Anybody could do it with their eyes closed.
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the pulsometer scale is probably the most iconic feature on the dial of a Patek Chrono :crying: but I guess you don't have to like it, Cheers :cheers: |
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