Here are, in chronological order, all variants to date of Patek's most recent take on the Perpetual Calendar Chronograph complication. Enjoy! (Photos credit: multiple websites) 5070 5270G-001 (2011) No tachymeter scale 5270G-013 (2013) with the ”chin" 527
Today, I'd like to draw some attention to this reference, which is a sort of cousin of the 5070, the case and dial design having many similarities. The Minute Repeater has cathedral gongs. Yellow gold variants seem to have been introduced in 2002, rose go
I enjoy doing these posts: it’s a way for me to learn more about Patek Philippe and to see if there’s a model which I’d really want to add to my collection someday. I’ve never seen a 5070 in real life and have a really hard time finding a winner. As I’m a
As a complement to Amanico's great in-depth review of this model and to his presentation of the entire family , here's a quick overview which includes the 2015 Saatchi London limited re-edition models and two unique pieces. Best to all of you. Photos cred
I haven't yet added this category to my collection, although it is something that I will definitely do one day. As of now, the top of my list is for the Dato, maybe because of the date feature and the "out-of-this-word" movement "tridimensionality". Your
For this detailed review, which has certainly stood the test of time! I am considering a 5070g or a dato for my next major purchase, and this is very helpful! The 5070g would be my first Patek and my modern Patek of choice, but the dato isn't my first Lan