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GLau's post captures the vibrant atmosphere of a Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition PuristSPro get-together in Singapore. This event brought together collectors from around the globe, showcasing an impressive array of Patek Philippe timepieces. The discussion highlights the community's passion for identifying rare references and sharing personal connections to these horological masterpieces.
We have PuristS from the UK, US and Asia.
Lots of Patek passion and many special Patek watches !
Can you name all the references ? Which one(s) do you like more and why ?
Cheers,
Gordon
Key Points from the Discussion
- The Patek Philippe 3450, despite lacking a perpetual calendar complication, is highly regarded for its aesthetic appeal, even surpassing the 3970 for some collectors.
- The Patek Philippe 5131G World Time with its enamel dial is a standout piece, noted for its vibrant colors and superior gradations compared to other metal variants.
- The Patek Philippe 3970, while a grail watch for some, is acknowledged to be quite thick for its 36mm size.
- The community actively identifies specific watches, such as a 5960 and a 7234R, belonging to fellow PuristS members, underscoring the personal connections within the collecting community.
- The event fostered strong community bonds, with attendees expressing gratitude for the organization and the opportunity to meet fellow enthusiasts.
- The Rousseau enamel lion watch, a personal piece brought by the organizer, also garnered attention and affection from other members.
- The discussion includes playful banter about the 'sadness' of a lion-themed watch, adding a lighthearted touch to the serious appreciation of timepieces.
- A first-time attendee expressed significant enjoyment, highlighting the value of hearing personal stories behind each Patek Philippe watch.
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