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As far as I know
Hi Bill,
as far as I know there is some appreciation of "Tiffany" or "Serpico y Laino" and other co-signatures on Patek Philippe as I experienced myself
(have a couple of Pateks besides my Omegas). I don´t know how it is in other brands... but as you pointed out it must be provable - everybody can
have the co-signature printed on the dial by a good dial restorer...
I do not bother with my Omegas, I like them with and without co-signature - and as some have mentioned in this thread: condition is what counts and
makes a purchase expensive or not...
I do not think that a co-signature on an Omega commands a higher price.
Just my thoughts
Erich
when printed on..
By: DeGeus : August 19th, 2010-15:16
..a (pocket/ wrist) watch from the period between the two world-wars Bill, it can sometimes be charming. On this Rg however it looks a bit like a ridiculous 'afterthought' - much too close to the brandname and wrong typo font + way too large. I would almo...
I tend to agree...
By: Tony C. : August 19th, 2010-20:14
with Ben. Placement, font size and style are important variables, and can make all of the difference in whether or not I find a double signed dial to be attractive. Here's one that I believe works well. (I don't know the source, so if the owner of the ima...
As far as I know
By: mac_omega : August 19th, 2010-23:55
Hi Bill, as far as I know there is some appreciation of "Tiffany" or "Serpico y Laino" and other co-signatures on Patek Philippe as I experienced myself (have a couple of Pateks besides my Omegas). I don´t know how it is in other brands.....