5524G price bottom?

[Pateks]

Originally Posted by Rybark09

I am dying to hear some feedback on how the 5524g wears on a large wrist. I have a 7.5-8.0 inch wrist, flat and I will likely not be able to try one on in person. Anyone with a big wrist have feedback or pics??

It fits great. Large wrist here and it’s excellent.

[myporsche]

I would shoot for 30k (maybe little lower) when the purge of bad investors/investments begins

[bob101]

I’d be tempted to go 5224R if G is that low used price. I’m very tempted by R piece.

[pam66]

Originally Posted by Pateks

It fits great. Large wrist here and it’s excellent.

small wrist here and excellent as well

[azizu]

Originally Posted by golfski

I'd rather wait 5 years and pick it up at $15-$20K than pick it up at today's cost to have it fall that far.

I know there is no crystal ball - just curious on others thoughts on this references bottom.

given the current market condition, i don't believe you would see patek philippe prices that low.
up to very recently you would be able to find some vintage models priced under 10K, now those price seem impossible.
even the vintage watches (with relatively small case size) are priced above 15k.
so i don't see the pilot going that low

[2nastie]

I don’t think the 5524 will ever get to $15k-20k. Most newer simple calatrava’s nowadays wouldn’t even get into that price. While the model and design is unique and different from traditional Patek it’s a fairly established design and easily recognizable in Patek history.

I would have to say the other travel time model you picked was never popular to begin with and not unique enough design wise to stand out as recognizable period of Patek history.

[jamestucker]

Originally Posted by pam66

small wrist here and excellent as well

7234r?