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Old 7 August 2009, 02:16 AM   #31
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IMHO...when you pick up a Patek you can feel and see the attention to detail. The way the rotors move..the sound..the finish on the case, the band, the movement...all in a tightly designed package

Rolex are substantial watches and at 36-42mm they have a good weight and balance..however, my small 5120 (37mm) feels almost as substantial when I pick it up..granted its WG...

I wanted some diversity in my collection and wanted a "dress" watch..hence the 5120...I do drool over the complications..but that's another time...

I have looked at the Nautilus line..the complicated watches are a thing of beauty...

in the last few years..Langes have really mounted an attack on the Pateks..and rightly so..their watches are beautiful...that's on my list as well

good luck in your hunt..

3 pix from my simple Calatrava 5120
That watch is absolutely gorgeous!

Recently, I was fortunate to be able to try on the Nautilus 5712/1A, belonging to another member here, and that too was a mind-blower. Amazing how they can make a SS bracelet feel like silk.
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Old 9 August 2009, 05:40 AM   #32
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[QUOTE=C. Davidson;1300117]Thanks to David, RW16610, Brandon, Howard, The Dude, Bill, Allan, Al and Rook for all your replies.

Thanks to everyone for a great and very informative thread .

David, the 5131J that you like so much is probably one of Pateks most exclusive watches, due to the work that is required on the ennamel dial and the colouring!!
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Old 9 August 2009, 07:25 AM   #33
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Thanks to David, RW16610, Brandon, Howard, The Dude, Bill, Allan, Al and Rook for all your replies.

Thanks to everyone for a great and very informative thread .

David, the 5131J that you like so much is probably one of Pateks most exclusive watches, due to the work that is required on the ennamel dial and the colouring!!
Diddo on the exclusivity of the cloisene world time...the platty version recently went for $4,000,000!
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