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Very nice!
Was this not one of the special editions for the 2017 New York exhibition?! Well done on owning this!
This was from Baselworld of this year (for men they made three trains and one 'African Elephant'). Cheers [nt]
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👍No problem, I followed closely in March as I also applied, but (in a sense expectedly) nothing arrived in Italy since we had a very good 2018 with at least 3 pieces😇😉Cheers. [nt]
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That's also because last year they created three Italian themes (Boccadasse, the Tuscany countryside, and Ponte Vecchio)...
I got Boccadasse and then I know from two other ADs (the two most natural candidates) that they were able to received one each of the other themes for their good clients...So "we" got at least at three in 2018, which was indeed good...As a consequence, this year nothing for man in the entire country (I saw only one woman's piece when it arrived at another AD in the North, but that was it ;-( Cheers.
Wonderful watch.
I enjoy zooming in to admire the enamel work on that dial, love it. I'd gladly wear it occasionally.
Thanks for sharing.
Enjoy
Vte
Beautiful, excellent Calatrava. Patek-philippe at its best. 👍
Congratulations on owning it.
Geross
Geross
This is one of the things I truly love the most about rare handcrafts— their uniqueness! Amazing comparison..perhaps most stunning of all differences, one version says ‘email’ and one doesn’t!😍😍 [nt]
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I am surprised I don't see the "email" on the dial either...
But I think it should be there, maybe just the refection of the sapphire make the letters disappeared...
Ahhh there it is now! Unless Runie added it now, this probably makes a bit more sense for the same watch..😂👍 [nt]
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PS: Michael, you are likely to have one of the best Patek collections on this entire forum...I hope you’ll share a bit more for everyone’s big enjoyment!😀🥂 [nt]
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Real piece of art!
Fantastic enamel!!
And your photos are also superb! Congrats!
WBR
Serge
A piece of art.
Thanks for sharing. Makes me think that the skills required to produce such dials may be just as high as it is required to produce other complicated watches. It shows another side of true watch making.