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It is a 3711/1G - isn't it? Although there seems to be 3700s in G also. Eric

Why not a report on Oscar's collection? That would be some photo story ... Thanks for the teasers! Eric09

What's the mother of your kid's opinion? Eric01

Try Patrizzi Auctions. It's a bit different from the others in terms of contract, but seems worth a try. Good luck Eric09

So the industry wants to make a 5-fold markup on the gold too? Then, they shouldn't be surprised if they loose the market touch ... Eric09

My stealth daily wearer. Nobody knows it's G! Best Eric09

Bruno, can I send you my 5131J for photos ... ? LOL. The ones below were made with a Nikon D70. I just can't get it!

Well, that's very interesting. Antiquorum usually checks the movements of the watches they sell ... I was surprised myself that there was no mentioning of the movement - just this lapidar remark towards "quartz standardization", whatever that means. Maybe someone with more insight can shed some ligh

Collecting Patek Philippe Wristwatches by Oswaldo Patrizzi, Vol. II, Page 252, No. 1067 "Patek Philippe & Cie, Genève, Ref. 3760J, 1980’s. Fine, hexagonal, 18K yellow gold gentleman’s wristwatch . C. two body, solid, polished and brushed . D. white with applied gold indexes. 'Bâton' gold hands. M. w

Usually, the rarer a watch the more expensive it gets. Although I have not heared that the 5396 is disontinued, I would buy it as long as it is available - especially if I liked it ... Best regards Eric09