PATEK PHILIPPE 5970 P STOLEN ....BIG REWARD Hi fellows please be careful as
IF U RECENTLY BOUGHT OR SAW A PATEK PHILIPPE 5970 PLATINUM WITH MVMT NUMBER 3931769/4500325 PLEASE CONTACT ME AS THIS WAS STOLEN FROM SHIPPING COURIER AND SUPPOSE TO BE RETURNED TO THE OWNER .THE WATCH IS COMPLETE WITH ALL PAPERS OPEN NO NAME AND NO DATE WITH AH RIISE AD CERTIFICATE AND WAS STOLEN IN LAS VEGAS WATCH SHOW
AND WAS REPORTED EVERYWHERE
BIG REWARD AND NO QUESTION ASKED
PLEASE CHECK PIC
AND HELP PLEASE THANKS
CONTACT ME
GIULIO
GBONACCIO @ GMAIL . COM (NO SPACES)
The AD must be worried, mad or both
The photo showed that the AD didn't fill up the paper work when the watch was sold. AFAIK, they might get a phone call from PP for this, especially on a piece such as 5970P! Ha ha! I laugh because most AD's would not do this, especially if it got resold later on.
pp 5970p
i posted everywhere with the luck that somebody purchase the watch and will return her
Report to Patek SA Geneva prompto
As I posted earlier in this Forum, my friend had the same unfortunate experience (had his 4004P stolen) and he reported to the local police , obtained a proper report and informed Patek Philippe SA. He also informed all other Patek servicing agents in Canada and USA.
Cheers,
Larry
disgrace
This is why proper channels should be followed and not gray market with open papers. WHO knows what really happened. My guess it went to the highest bidder.
It is a disgrace that someone stole the watch
but I'm not sure what it has to do with the grey market. the watch was obviously sold by an AD originally and then bought by a grey market dealer, who just happens to be a great guy and very trust worthy. I'll keep my eyes peeled and wish you the best of luck and recovering the watch.
thanks Mattew
Sincerely Appreciation Mattew
thankls for your kind words
answering at the grey market guy
anyway without Grey Market fior watches
'there will be not Market at all
because the Grey Market are us Collectors
Best Regards Giulio
I hope the watch is recovered...
and restored to its rightful owner.
There should be no market for stolen watches, whether they have been purchased new from an AD or not...
MW
problem is growing
My local jeweler said employees at jewlery stores are being robbed more often. A jeweler's organization has issued warnings about showing watches at shows where the pieces must be transported and against wearing any yellow gold pieces in certain metro, most, areas as thieves will notice and stake out for robbery.Too bad the times we live in and the rush to gold.