Need ideas for third Patek

[StylinProfilin]

Have the 5168G in Blue and the new 5326G with baguettes. What would you guys recommend to complete the trifecta?

[bp1000]

These things are so expensive you got to pursue what you like.

But given what you have posted a 5270 or WorldTime are my recommendations and favourites.

The 5231 is one of only a few current references that is quintessentially Patek, the 5935 is the new Patek, I just happen to really like it.

[G&TMe]

You have a great sports model, and a beautiful calendar model. I'd heavily consider a 5172G for a killer chronograph which can be dressy or casual. I prefer the white gold blue dial... but you have two already. The salmon dial may make more sense, unless you're going for a theme. If you want to get a perpetual calendar, I'd sooner look at the 5327 for a different aesthetic or a 5270. Either way, you aren't going to choose wrong. Beautiful duo!

[Partekular]

5224R Travel Time. An unusual PP but all the better for it. You have to see one to fall for it.

The 5172G in blue is - as G&TMe says - an amazing piece.

My favourite PP is the 5230G in ivory, not Salmon. It is very discrete.

[ChetBaker]

5172G as suggested by others. Sports, AC, Manual Chrono. Perfect Patek collection. All in blue which you clearly like.

[APhound]

5270


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[1William]

Originally Posted by APhound

5270


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My choice, 5270.

[DoricSpiker]

I bought a 5172G in salmon last month. Love it so I will go with that too.

[SoylentGreenChi]

5172g (blue dial to match your others). What a Patek trio that would make.

[scurfa]

Originally Posted by bp1000

These things are so expensive you got to pursue what you like.

But given what you have posted a 5270 or WorldTime are my recommendations and favourites.

The 5231 is one of only a few current references that is quintessentially Patek, the 5935 is the new Patek, I just happen to really like it.

My thoughts exactly the new world time would fit right in your collection.


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[StylinProfilin]

I was thinking 5740G

[ts3]

Originally Posted by StylinProfilin

I was thinking 5740G

Why not if the AD plays along. It would cover what the two you've got can do and then some which is not a bad problem to have.

[SoylentGreenChi]

Originally Posted by ts3

Why not if the AD plays along. It would cover what the two you've got can do and then some which is not a bad problem to have.

5740 is always the answer if you can swing it, imho.

[StylinProfilin]

Originally Posted by SoylentGreenChi

5740 is always the answer if you can swing it, imho.

5740 is always the answer.

I like that!

[ChetBaker]

Nah. Only if the OP sells the other two as they would become inmediately redundant.

[Chiverz]

The issue with this one is, it's a dangerous piece. Challenging to share wrist time with something else.

[JSCP]

5167r

[tsekh]

As other have suggested, 5172G is a good option. You can easily find a brand new/mint one for less than 60k. I just bought one a few weeks ago for 55k, brand new. But it's another blue + white gold combination like your two other watches.

I tend to stick with steel/white gold/platinum because they seem more causal and can be worn with more variety of outfits. I also like blue dials. Because of that, I end up having many different white metal + blue dial/strap combinations. Even though they are all in a different shade of blue, they don't really stand out that much from each other.

Of course, your 5168G and 5326G are two very different watch, but they both have a white gold case, dark blue dial, and dark blue strap. Maybe see if there is a yellow/rose gold watch in Patek line up that you like? 5224R? 5327R? 5990R? Or maybe a salmon dial (5326P-010 or 5320G-011)

[godx]

5811

[John Doyle]

5811, 5212 or 5235