Will patek ever replace the 5131 range?

[codecow]

Originally Posted by Russell996

There are many examples of Cloisonné dials done by Anita Porchet, not just at PP of course and most are signed.

Yeah, I don't know anything about those two artists. I'm not in the league of collectors who goes after the one off pieces.

[codecow]

Originally Posted by Sam Philip

Here is an article that explains the difference between A.Porchet vs AP

http://www.watchprosite.com/page-wf....ts-have-asked/

The difference between the lions is very easy to see. With so few examples I'm not sure how someone would be able to really compare sales of the signed versus unsigned.

[martinr]

Anita Porchet doesn’t look close to retirement age to me! From previous posts about enameled watches I had the impression she was around 100.

[tom2517]

Originally Posted by martinr

Anita Porchet doesn’t look close to retirement age to me! From previous posts about enameled watches I had the impression she was around 100.

I think that would be Suzanne Rohr, she is so old now I’m not sure she does any work now. Thierry Stern said her eyesight is bad now.

[Sam Philip]

Originally Posted by tom2517

I think that would be Suzanne Rohr, she is so old now I’m not sure she does any work now. Thierry Stern said her eyesight is bad now.

Suzanne Rohr is in her 70s. She has done work for Patek since 1967.

[tom2517]

Originally Posted by Sam Philip

Suzanne Rohr is in her 70s. She has done work for Patek since 1967.

I know, it was a joke ;)

[Analysing You]

Originally Posted by Sam Philip

Most likely Basel 2019 according to a Patek director. I agree anything is possible.

Shout out to Sam, you were spot on!