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Chief Chininki · 11 January 2019, 12:14 PM

Am I nuts trading my 5167a for the 5167r? Owning both is not an option. I currently have the 5712/1a, steel black daytona LN, steel sub, tudor gmt, tag tourbillon, 36mm gold DD (gift from dad), cartier roadster (gift from wife), I have not purchased a PM before because I always thought they were for old men. When i put on the 5167r, I like the heft, I like the rich brown dial with how the markers pop, and i like that it is an understated PM piece. To be honest I do get a kick out of possessing things that are "hard" to get, which i why i'm hesitant letting go of the 5167a in this market. Is it time for Peter Pan to grow up and evolve to PM?

11 January 2019, 12:14 PM	#1
Chief Chininki "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Canada Watch: Patek 5712/1a Posts: 115	Is this an upgrade? . . . Am I nuts trading my 5167a for the 5167r? Owning both is not an option. I currently have the 5712/1a, steel black daytona LN, steel sub, tudor gmt, tag tourbillon, 36mm gold DD (gift from dad), cartier roadster (gift from wife), I have not purchased a PM before because I always thought they were for old men. When i put on the 5167r, I like the heft, I like the rich brown dial with how the markers pop, and i like that it is an understated PM piece. To be honest I do get a kick out of possessing things that are "hard" to get, which i why i'm hesitant letting go of the 5167a in this market. Is it time for Peter Pan to grow up and evolve to PM? Attached Images

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