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Patek Philippe

thread: 3700 and 6.2" wrist: Is it doable?

Indeed,

... your wrist appears to be a different shape and slightly bigger than the wrist of the guy in the picture I posted. Well, I really hope the 5711 works out for you then and it brings you a lot of joy!

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thread: 3700 and 6.2" wrist: Is it doable?

5711

You're absolutely right, I've mixed up refences 3700 and 3800, sorry. With regards to the 5711G: I found the case to be too big, angular and heavy and it was honestly one of the most uncomfortable watches I've ever worn. Part of the problem was the...

Patek Philippe

thread: 3700 and 6.2" wrist: Is it doable?

Ref. 5800/1A

Hi Erlend! You could also try Ref. 5800. The case is 1 mm larger than ref. 3700 and is powered by the more modern calibre 330SC movement with up to 48 hours' power reserve. It was released in 2006 together with the 5711 to celebrate 30 years...

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