@@johnholland2825 so tell me which other brand where both sports and dress watches don’t drop in value when you leave the store with a brand new watch?
@@johnholland2825 LMAO. Variety? AP makes 3 watches. RO, ROO, CODE. 90+% of production is 3 handers or chronographs. Dress watch? You can have any size of dress watch as long as it's 41mm. Variety of movements? lmao. desirable? A brand new blue dial CODE is selling on chrono for about $10k less than retail.
Patek is going back to it’s staples. Perpetual Calendar Chronos, Split-second Worldtimer Chrono, Nautilus in precious metal, Aquanaut in precious metal, Travel time Annual Calendar (new innovation), Calatrava. Like Rolex, this is what one should expect from Patek. They’ve been iterating off of this playlist for years. All staples with one or two new movements. The Destro perpetual calendar fly back Chrono was amazing. You learn to appreciate what they can do. But in small increments. Independents don’t have the history or back catalogue like Patek does so they have to push the envelope and try to shock the watch world. Patek doesn’t need to shock anything. Slow and steady hands.
Other than the gold rotor, the movement is subpar in comparison to others in its price range. I really like Patek, but independants are making a lot of headway with better finishing and color choices.
6:10 The column wheel doesn’t actually have any columns. It’s more of a flat disk. Is this a way to cut production cost? I have seen similar disk-shaped „column“ wheels at other manufacturers as well and I think the charm of the original column wheel gets lost this way.
With their long history of world time watches with grand feu cloisonné enamel or hand guilloché dials, it’s a little disappointing that they did a stamped dial on this watch. I understand that this watch costs less than the other Patek world time watches, but for $64k they could have executed this carbon motif by hand guilloché.
I am still impressed by Patek's World Traveller of the 1950s with all city names hand engraved around the bezel. This watch looks stamped, printed and industrial by comparison.
The 5935A is a beautiful watch. Although the dial is stamped, it looks amazing in real life. It wears a little large. The 5231G is a more classically designed world time by Patek with a grand feu cloisonné enamel dial.
The Carbon weave guilloche over the rose guilt opaline dial looks stunning and in amazement it doesn't look overbearing at all spar✨
Great presentation, Jeremiah!
Best watch of the year.
Great new release, thanks for sharing
All Hail Patek. The only top watch maker, that no only makes variety of movements and watches, but also be desirable both in sport and dress watches.
Stupid thing to say.
@@johnholland2825 so tell me which other brand where both sports and dress watches don’t drop in value when you leave the store with a brand new watch?
@@DonLee1980 - are you being serious? AP
@@johnholland2825 LMAO. Variety? AP makes 3 watches. RO, ROO, CODE.
90+% of production is 3 handers or chronographs. Dress watch? You can have any size of dress watch as long as it's 41mm. Variety of movements? lmao. desirable? A brand new blue dial CODE is selling on chrono for about $10k less than retail.
that is super, really nice.
Patek is going back to it’s staples. Perpetual Calendar Chronos, Split-second Worldtimer Chrono, Nautilus in precious metal, Aquanaut in precious metal, Travel time Annual Calendar (new innovation), Calatrava. Like Rolex, this is what one should expect from Patek. They’ve been iterating off of this playlist for years. All staples with one or two new movements. The Destro perpetual calendar fly back Chrono was amazing. You learn to appreciate what they can do. But in small increments.
Independents don’t have the history or back catalogue like Patek does so they have to push the envelope and try to shock the watch world. Patek doesn’t need to shock anything. Slow and steady hands.
Love this dial!!
Stunning
I love this! It gives a vibe of George Daniels as Krayon. Best of the best
Other than the gold rotor, the movement is subpar in comparison to others in its price range. I really like Patek, but independants are making a lot of headway with better finishing and color choices.
The only sensible comment
@@johnholland2825 Ditto to you. Thanks, brilliant minds think alike.
Gorgeous timepiece. Absolutely love the salmon dial!
The color is amazing. Would be worse in anything else.
…And for the first time through this model a Calatrava folding clasp in steel is available which can be bought separately!
Nice watch. But I would prefer The Lange 1 Timezone.
Both. Why not both?
You don’t need to wait for the time zone lol.
6:10 The column wheel doesn’t actually have any columns. It’s more of a flat disk. Is this a way to cut production cost? I have seen similar disk-shaped „column“ wheels at other manufacturers as well and I think the charm of the original column wheel gets lost this way.
With their long history of world time watches with grand feu cloisonné enamel or hand guilloché dials, it’s a little disappointing that they did a stamped dial on this watch. I understand that this watch costs less than the other Patek world time watches, but for $64k they could have executed this carbon motif by hand guilloché.
I am still impressed by Patek's World Traveller of the 1950s with all city names hand engraved around the bezel. This watch looks stamped, printed and industrial by comparison.
@@archiegoodwinjr 💯
The 5935A is a beautiful watch. Although the dial is stamped, it looks amazing in real life. It wears a little large. The 5231G is a more classically designed world time by Patek with a grand feu cloisonné enamel dial.
How many grilled cheese sandwiches is that watch worth?
It needs more chapter rings, 4 is definitely not enough 😂
$59k
£53k
Grail.
No micro rotor, no thank you.
The color is horrible. Would be better in anything else.
Too big