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The beauty of the regular variants of ref. 2524/1

As an echo to my earlier post dedicated to A very special Duo of bespoke Minute Repeaters , I just wanted to show how gorgeous the regular variants of the Patek Philippe Minute Repeater ref. 2524/1 also are. Here, the slide is not oversized , the hands an
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Patek Philippe Minute Repeaters

Here are 39 models ordered more or less by increasing complexity. Have a nice Sunday. 1. SMALL SECONDS Henry Graves Jr.'s Minute Repeater (cal. no. 97,589) credit: Hodinkee Ref. 2419 (cal. ?) credit: hodinkee Ref. 2524 (cal. ?) 2524/1 (credit: Hodinkee) 2
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Dear Miranda,

You spoil us with yet another wonderful post about THE complication, IMO! Big thank you! Please, as a token of my appreciation, let me add a document from 1958 featuring the ref 2524 (among others): Best Blomman
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By: ImranLondon
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Patek Philippe: Minute repeaters – The pinnacle of watchmaking

Quite rightly, collectors revere the Minute repeater or “striking watch” as the nadir of watch making know-how. Initially invented in the 17 th century, these early crude repeaters, often known as “dumb repeaters” were made so that one could tell the time
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By: ImranLondon
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Watcholic_id
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would you prefer ......

..... with or without seconds hand ? Lepin or Savonnet ? PP 2524 is a true classic. But thing about minute repeater, the classis models had a pretty sad sound comparing to the modern pieces. The technology tomorrow will improve as time goes. Agree, that t
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Sounds promising ...

but still I would like to add a manual winding movement and no additional complication. The last time they did it was in the 60´s ... Ref. 2524 comes to my mind ... :-) Cheers, Oliver
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By: tic-toc
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Traveling in style!

Now I regret it even more that we didn´t manage to meet :-) The T-bone looks yummy. Was it dry-aged? A few weeks ago I enjoyed one of those ... ... 60 days ... :-) The Ref. 2524-1 from 1958/1959 is very nice and probably one of the last PP´s "simple" minu
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By: Le Monde Edmond
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dirost
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Lunch with Philippe Stern

I just attended the press preview of the Patek Philippe Grand Exhibition at the St Regis hotel in Singapore which will run from 27-31 May 2010. The exhibition is well worth attending, click here for more details. The preview and press conference was follo
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By: SJX
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Did you say .... any model ? Past or Present ?

If i can pick one vintage patek minute repeater, i choose patek 2524 ... as for modern, i choose patek 5029. Both models carries a traditional patek signature, the case is forever in style in my opinion. Nothing fancy, just simple and elegant ... ! my cho
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By: Miles151
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eric_s
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minute repeater and tourbillion - the debate

there have been a number of repetition a minutes made by pp. many were made upon request. i speak of the tonneau shaped platinum case minuter repeater for henry graves jnr, refs 2421, 2524, ref 3979, 3974,3939,5013, 5016, 5074 and toubillion ref 3834, 393
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