5327R: Pro's and con's?

[Roovain]

Looking for pro's and con's of the 5327R, perpetual calendar in rose gold with brown strap and calatrava deployant. Thank you.

[glimmer]

I think it’s an elegant looking watch...maybe the dial is a bit too busy but I guess that’s to your taste. The case shares the same shape of the 5227 Calatrava which is exquisite. Probably the only negative would be if you are looking for high resale??? I’m looking at the blue dial myself.


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[Silver Bullet]

Originally Posted by Roovain

Looking for pro's and con's of the 5327R, perpetual calendar in rose gold with brown strap and calatrava deployant. Thank you.

All pros, no cons here. The dial is the very best layout for a QP - Patek nailed it long ago and this is the modern version of it in a 39mm case. While I prefer batons to Breguet numerals, I would still love to have this watch with that classic, thin, 240-based movement. Timeless.

[ragnk]

You have a pretty nice choice, You are going for the best

[Humble michael]

I love my 5327 G w the blue dial and blue strap. Mine came w a new leather winder that works great. :-)

[Humble michael]

Here’s the winder

[Humble michael]

Sorry here are pics

[Rsdecker971]

The 5327 is exceptional. Two months ago, I arrived at my AD to pick up a different QP reference that I had order. She had just received a 5327J. Simply WOW. IMO the reference is not photogenic, which is its only con. I haven't seen a picture that does the 5327 justice. In person, it is a most beautiful piece. The proportions are perfect. Between the numerals, minute markers and hands, the dials teems with life in any light. Although I felt very embarrassed with the last minute switch, I took home the 5327J. You simply cannot go wrong with this reference in any metal.

[Bearxj86]

I personally am a bigger fan of the 3940. But these are all amazing looking.