I'm a fan of both brands. But a bigger fan of the 5040...

Aug 26, 2014,09:22 AM
 

The Patek Philippe 240Q movement is truly a fantastic classic movement.  


Lange's Perpetual calendar movement is another movement that is fairly modern and easy to use, and practical.  

I'm a big fan of both brands.  But between these two, I prefer the 5040 to be on my wrist.  

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langematic perpetual or PP 5040

 
 By: hawkeye : August 19th, 2014-23:20
I have a 5040 PP rose and am considering trading it even for a yellow gold langematic perpetual. I like them both but the Lange is a watch that I have always liked and do not wear the 5040 as much as I thought I would . Does it make sense to make such a t... 

The dial of the Patek is more understated, the movement of the Lange is more spectacular.

 
 By: amanico : August 19th, 2014-23:34
Tough to say... All dépends on your taste. I would be you, I would do the trade. Best, Nicolas

you have my blessing...

 
 By: gensiulia : August 19th, 2014-23:51
...go for it! ciao, chris :)

I would do it in a heartbeat.

 
 By: ianny : August 20th, 2014-06:14
In any case, your love for the PP has obviously waned. Regards, Ian

The answer is a bit in your question...

 
 By: foversta : August 20th, 2014-12:30
But for me the Langematik has a strong asset: it has a permanent second hand what the Patek doesn't have. Moreover, the most important data in a PC watch, the date, is more readable with the Lange. So... I would not hesitate! Fx ...  

"trading it even for"

 
 By: small-luxury-world : August 20th, 2014-14:11
Even because of YG or something else you have in mind? It is a tough choice as I like both watches. Both represent their brands very well and have some additional spice on top. PP 5040J on my wrist ... versus ALS Langematik Perpetual in RG on my wrist as ...  

Well said

 
 By: matthewking : August 31st, 2014-01:17
Thanks for the photos, Oliver. I agree, if formal attire is on tap most of the time, perhaps keeping the PP makes more sense, while casual dress favors the Lange (my oh my I love the matik perpetual !).

The Langematik Perpetual in YG is spectacular...

 
 By: CR : August 21st, 2014-00:19
When Lange originally introduced the Perpetual, they introduced it in YG and PT. They discontinued the YG version very soon thereafter and began producing RG, which they made for much longer. There aren't a ton of YG Perpetuals out there. I always thought... 

Perfect sense :)

 
 By: fernando : August 21st, 2014-18:41
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So nice!

 
 By: colton_d : August 22nd, 2014-06:23
Fernando, The crispness of the dial and layout feels very balanced. I agree with both you and CR in that this Lange wears exceptionally well in YG. The patina it would take on over the course of a lifetime would be very nice. Best Colton

+1

 
 By: small-luxury-world : August 22nd, 2014-09:43
"The patina it would take on over the course of a lifetime would be very nice." Same as with a RL in YG and I am not a big fan of YG in general :-) Cheers, Oliver

I am a fan of both brands

 
 By: tahoeblue : August 21st, 2014-23:02
Go for the Lange in this case you describe.

I'm a fan of both brands. But a bigger fan of the 5040...

 
 By: patrick_y : August 26th, 2014-09:22
The Patek Philippe 240Q movement is truly a fantastic classic movement. Lange's Perpetual calendar movement is another movement that is fairly modern and easy to use, and practical. I'm a big fan of both brands. But between these two, I prefer the 5040 to...