Patek spotting >>>>>

[Puffy]

The Patek section also needs its own dedicated thread with celebs and other well known characters wearing Pateks.

Starting off we have Mario Draghi, aka Super Mario, President of the European Central Bank.

It's quite difficult to see but Mario's watch is either YG or RG, so I reckon it's a 5127 - being Italian and an ex Goldman Sachs MD, he'd only wear the ultimate dress watch which is a Calatrava

[dddrees]

Simple, yet elegant.

[Puffy]

Continuing with another character from the world of finance we have the American-Hungarian investor George Soros, who also broke the Bank of England in 1992!

With $20bn in the bank, George sure knows how to spend it on quality.

Pic below of George and his 5066A Aquanaut - wonder if George has upgraded to the 5167 but unable to find any recent wrist shots of him.

[kirsimakov]

Originally Posted by Puffy

Continuing with another character from the world of finance we have the American-Hungarian investor George Soros, who also broke the Bank of England in 1992!

With $20bn in the bank, George sure knows how to spend it on quality.

Pic below of George and his 5066A Aquanaut - wonder if George has upgraded to the 5167 but unable to find any recent wrist shots of him.

thats Sergey Bermenievs photo, if you want to see more - instagram.com/sergeybermeniev
cheers)))

[thurgood]

a European soccer player's got a 5980S on his wirst

[Le Chef]

Originally Posted by thurgood

a European soccer player's got a 5980S on his wirst

If you can wear a 5980 around your wirst you have some clearly definable bragging rights!

[QueueCumber]

Originally Posted by thurgood

a European soccer player's got a 5980S on his wirst

No. Mario has a 5980 on his wrist....

[Abdullasaif]

Originally Posted by thurgood

a European soccer player's got a 5980S on his wirst

Thats Flamini plays for Arsenal FC, CDM

[Puffy]

Other fans of the Aquanaut include Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr from The Beatles.

[dddrees]

Originally Posted by Puffy

Other fans of the Aquanaut include Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr from The Beatles.

Three out of four isn't bad, and two have actually gone with a previous version of my 5167.

Still trying to find a picture of George were he may have worn a Patek as well.

[Puffy]

Below we have John Lennon wearing a Triple Date Moonphase ref 2499.


Jake's Patek Blog has a great write up here.

[andromeda160]

Originally Posted by Puffy

Below we have John Lennon wearing a Triple Date Moonphase ref 2499.


Jake's Patek Blog has a great write up here.

that surprises me, John lennons triple date moonphase Patek sold for the same price as the rolex split second chrono that just sold at christies.

[FeelingTheBlues]

Originally Posted by andromeda160

that surprises me, John lennons triple date moonphase Patek sold for the same price as the rolex split second chrono that just sold at christies.

Not to argue over details but Lennon's watch is actually much more than a triple date Patek, it's a reference 2499. This watch is a chronograph with a perpetual calendar.

[FeelingTheBlues]

Great idea Anders! Please allow me to participate...

Eric Clapton



John Mayer



Pablo Picasso

[watch-guy.com]

triple calender moonphase

[FeelingTheBlues]

Originally Posted by watch-guy.com

triple calender moonphase

Please accept my apologies for this mistake!

Here are other pictures (not mine, obviously) to help you guys forgive me!

The Dalai Lama



Brad Pitt

[ufboy73]

Originally Posted by FeelingTheBlues

Great idea Anders! Please allow me to participate...

Eric Clapton

old thread, but what model is this clapton is wearing?

[PatekCollector]

Cool post & great pics.

[Monte Cristo]

Common guys, no pics yet of PP pin up boy Charlie Sheen? Allow me...

He always seems to be ruminating...hand on chin...patek in focus

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[kilyung]

[kilyung]

[Puffy]

great stuff, thanks for digging these out guys

maybe resize them slightly and also upload to photobucket so we don't end up with no shows down the track...

[vpr80]

What model is John Mayer wearing? Looks like a chrono with a moon?

[FeelingTheBlues]

Originally Posted by vpr80

What model is John Mayer wearing? Looks like a chrono with a moon?

He's wearing a Patek Philippe 3970, a vintage yellow gold chronograph with a perpetual calendar.

Here's a picture of the watch (not mine).

[vpr80]

I see the current version is 5970J.....really beautiful watch!!!

[vpr80]

Wait what's the difference between 5970 and 5270? Both seem to be perpetual chronos with lunar.

[FeelingTheBlues]

Originally Posted by vpr80

Wait what's the difference between 5970 and 5270? Both seem to be perpetual chronos with lunar.

Case

5970: 40mm (available in yellow, white and rose gold)

5270: 41mm (only available in white gold)

Leap Year indicator

5970: Hand

5270: Window

Addition

5270: Day and Night indicator

Movement (more or less sure about the information below, somebody will need to confirm it)

5970: CH 27-70Q (a Lemania movement with the Geneva seal)

5270: CH 29-535 PS Q (in-house movement with the Patek Philippe seal)

I believe that's pretty much it, I'm not sure the 5970 is still in production but perhaps somebody could correct me on that one, it isn't on the website anymore while the 5270 has its spot on the Grandes Complications page. Overall they are similar but one can find a few differences when looking at them.

Here are pictures, please accept my apologies for the hijack!

Patek Philippe 5970J



Patek Philippe 5270G

[vpr80]

Originally Posted by FeelingTheBlues

Case

5970: 40mm (available in yellow, white and rose gold)

5270: 41mm (only available in white gold)

Thanks a lot, this was very informative. I actually never realized that PP used Lemania movements. I always thought that PP used in-house. I guess they are now getting more and more of their own in the line.

I saw looking at the 5070 last night and noticed the same thing when it was changed to 5170.

[HL65]

Originally Posted by FeelingTheBlues

Case

5970: 40mm (available in yellow, white and rose gold)

5270: 41mm (only available in white gold)

Leap Year indicator

5970: Hand

5270: Window

Addition

5270: Day and Night indicator

Movement (more or less sure about the information below, somebody will need to confirm it)

5970: CH 27-70Q (a Lemania movement with the Geneva seal)

5270: CH 29-535 PS Q (in-house movement with the Patek Philippe seal)

I believe that's pretty much it, I'm not sure the 5970 is still in production but perhaps somebody could correct me on that one, it isn't on the website anymore while the 5270 has its spot on the Grandes Complications page. Overall they are similar but one can find a few differences when looking at them.

Here are pictures, please accept my apologies for the hijack!

Patek Philippe 5970J



Patek Philippe 5270G

The 5970 is not in production anymore--as for me I would take one all day long over a 5270!! To me the 5070P and 5960P are two of the nicest Pateks ever made as well as most sought after as there are so few around--especially the 5070P which was made for less than a year before retirement with around 200 out there.

[vpr80]

Originally Posted by SteelerFan65

The 5970 is not in production anymore--as for me I would take one all day long over a 5270!! To me the 5070P and 5960P are two of the nicest Pateks ever made as well as most sought after as there are so few around--especially the 5070P which was made for less than a year before retirement with around 200 out there.

Yep agree with both of these statement. I too MUCH prefer the way 5970 looks over the 5270.

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