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Good shot ..,
If you have time on your hands, can you tell us more about this watch and how you decided to add it to your collection ?
Oh, good photo ! No boredom looking at this shot !
The micro rotor is photogenic ð
just adding a little background in response to Captain...
i was shown this watch by my AD shortly after buying the 5196R, my first Patek Philippe. this is the 5235G and upon doing a little research, i found this watch very interesting with its hacking second hand, rather unusual frequency at 23,040 vph, silinvar components and being the first Patek Philippe regulator. i had wanted to add a second Patek Philippe to my collection and since this very interesting piece came along, i decided to go with this. the decision didn't take too long, as this was a rather uncommon watch to see in the AD back then.
Thanks for sharing a terrific shot of this beautiful movement, and congrats on adding a 5235 to your collection -- one of the most original modern Patek references, one that would indeed deserve more attention from collectors! Enjoy ;-)
It'll probably be mostly a good thing! It probably winds more efficiently than the 240 caliber.
thanks for the kind words, Grisar!
it's very flattering, especially when there are other more skillful photographers here 
What a cool pic of this very nice movement ðððððð
To tell you the truth I like the dial side but even much more the caliber side on 5235, what a nice movement ! ððð
thanks, Mike!
definitely agree with you on the nice movement. and i like the look of the dial of course as otherwise, it wouldn't be in my collection 