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how much?
Pretty sure they are $3,800-$4,000 but not 100%Around here it is $63,000 (aprox $4,772.72 usd) pesos. I thought it was going to cost a lot more, the one with the new Co-Axial movement is $109,000 (8,257.57 usd aprox) pesos but they told me they can make me an offer and leave it at $96,000 (7,272.72 usd aprox) pesos.
How much does the first one cost in the US?
Pretty sure they are $3,800-$4,000 but not 100%
Really? That's a considerable difference.
Meh. It's honestly my least favorite of their designs, and I tend to like square/rectangular watches. Something about a bauhaus square just doesn't sit right with me. Maybe because it's so starkly square when you compare it to things like the Monaco or rectangular watches like the Tank, Reverso, etc. It has no curves or sex to it for me, like something a Lego man would wear.Since we're talking Nomos, what do folks think of the 30x30 Tetra?
The 5136 is a transition model between the 3940 and the new (and currently produced) 5140. It only comes on a bracelet, and either in yellow gold (ref 5136/1J) or white gold (ref 5136/1G). It has since been discontinued. The last known MSRP of the J is $74,600 and that of the G is $78,200. It can be had preowned mint and complete anywhere from the low to mid-$50s. There are a few key differences between the 3940, the 5136 and the 5140: 1. First, the case size: the 3940 is 36mm while the 5136 was supersized to 37.2mm. The 5140 is also 37.2mm. 2. The 3940's bezel is concave while that of the 5136 and 5140 is convex. 3. The 5136 and 5140 are also slightly thicker than the 3940 (approximately 1.5mm, which is a large percentage increase versus a base of slightly under 9mm for the 3940). The 5136 and 5140 remain sleek and thin, but do look thick set beside a 3940 (pic from Mech at PuristSPro):Ok, this one is for the Patek experts...
5136 v. 3940?
Anyone want to educate a little?
If and when it is time, I am leaning toward one of these two in WG.
I know Frilly has the 3940P, as he wore it today.
A dumb question maybe.. can you put a PP leather strap on the 5136?
Pretty sure they are $3,800-$4,000 but not 100%
Whoa. ***********ing is in that other forum.I bought my wife the 35mm Orion. I wear it often...
Today, perfection:
(Belli will love this one).The 5136 is a transition model between the 3940 and the new (and currently produced) 5140. It only comes on a bracelet, and either in yellow gold (ref 5136/1J) or white gold (ref 5136/1G). It has since been discontinued. The last known MSRP of the J is $74,600 and that of the G is $78,200. It can be had preowned mint and complete anywhere from the low to mid-$50s.
There are a few key differences between the 3940, the 5136 and the 5140:
1. First, the case size: the 3940 is 36mm while the 5136 was supersized to 37.2mm. The 5140 is also 37.2mm.
2. The 3940's bezel is concave while that of the 5136 and 5140 is convex.
3. The 5136 and 5140 are also slightly thicker than the 3940 (approximately 1.5mm, which is a large percentage increase versus a base of slightly under 9mm for the 3940).
The 5136 and 5140 remain sleek and thin, but do look thick set beside a 3940 (pic from Mech at PuristSPro):
4. The biggest aesthetic difference between the earlier 3940 models and the 5136 and 5140 are the font sizes usedIn contrast to the 5136, Patek also upsized the font size for the numbers in the moonphase/date wheel. But since they kept the same cal 240 movement, they couldn't displace the subdials all that much and has to shrink the 27 and 5...Clients (presumably older folks) have wanted larger fonts for easier readability, and Patek increased the font size. Here's a pic of my wife's 5136/1J:
See how much larger the font sizes are in the subdials in 3 and 9, versus my 3940's?
But, take a look at the 5140 (pic from the net):
My personal thoughts:... Which was not shrunken in the 5136. Check again (pic from Google):
1. Several of my friends own the 5140 and I've tried it on my wrist several times. I quite prefer the 3940 because of aesthetics - and pricing.
My two cents.2. The 5136s are lovely pieces, and as all gold pieces are heavy and has tremendous presence on the wrist. But all of its surfaces are mirror polished and therefore definitely catch attention - and scratches. Handle with care. They also aren't the subtlest of timepieces. They are statement pieces IMHO.
3. Personally we - my wife and I - just couldn't wear them on a regular basis. Maybe for special occasions. So we ended up trading out her 5136/1J for a 3970P.
4. bkotsko - the 5136 is on an integrated bracelet so I highly doubt you can switch it out for a leather strap.