Patek Philippe

hi guys heres what i have , sorry photos are just quick ones off the iphone

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On price
Regards
Darren

Try Sultan of Brunei,

Haha!

Stephen

Too big for me... Well, if it was smaller, it wouldn't be for me, either...

Best,

Nicolas.

probably 37 X 37 and the lugs are 4 mm (37+8=45)

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these cushion shaped watches have horizontal and vertical the same size (just like the 5020)

so the 37 mm will be horizontal and vertical, 45 will be lugs included

I'm not sure but it just has to be

... and making our sunday night

Because I start to be very surprisde by Patek, not by their watches but by their communication style and by the way they deliver press releases and the information.

Anyway... thanks for the news.

Fx

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Sounds a bit like the 50 Angelus movements Paneari found to be the basis for their "fiddy" LOL

Hi Darma,

As said to you by email I've got no info on this watch. I've asked yesterday....

I find it strange for Patek Philippe to release such limited series out of any commemoration. I find the document a bit strange too, not very Patek Philippe like.

The wach is not bad on itself, but remains less interesting than a 5250A for me. Still very appealing though.

Cheers

Dje

I like the 5250 as well, don't like the price though. The info i photographed was given to me by a AD. I wouldn't be surprised if all of these are already sold.

Regards
Darma

It sounds strange.

And "old caliber found+steel+limited" etc etc sounds like cheap marketing for me. Unusual from Patek. Though the chronograph looks nice.

Francois

Was Angelo right?



Best,

Nicolas

This message has been edited by wilson on 2011-10-17 06:25:00 This message has been edited by wilson on 2011-10-17 06:25:42

I guess you all know how I feel about Patek chronographs with 2 subdials This movement seems to be pure art

You don't want to know what I would to if I could get such a piece 

AMAZING

funny how just a couple of days ago i was at the AD and i was mentioning exactly that watch in my mind i didnt have a clue PP would actualy do it

 

although im quit killed by the fact its only 16 so no way on earth i can get or afford but none the less im still hopefull that the cusion shape of the 5950 and 3670 will be more into the production line (i would sufice with a time only or moonphase or the 240 movement used in the 5712)

Does this movement observe all the new rules?

this is not a Panerai thing and Patek has done it before

In 2006 when they opened the new Patek saloon in Geneva they made 2 special watches

One was the 5105, a Platinum Gondolo which also had a 'vintage' movement, the 9-90

This reference was limited to 100 pce

 

The other was a stainless steel Calatrava 5565

I think the last one was limited to 300 pce

I still wonder what is the reason of the launch of this Chrono as pointed out by some of our fellows, here, while it was obvious for the two watches you mentionned.

But you're right, this is not the ifrst time PP used an olf movement.

Best,

Nicolas.

If one of these would be one for me, I would not need a special event    

 

I could get one, at a certain moment, but I passed. Not my taste.

Best,

Nicolas.

didn't try to get one.

If I had to I would go for the platinum with the 9-90 movement, the steel was not by cup of tea

 

nt

WTF...I felt like I had to get down on one knee and beg, and maybe do things a man should not have to...

 

thank god they got rid of that manager from the geneva boutique

 

thank god for Ed at New Bond St!