www.watchprosite.com Congrats on your acquisition, just put mine under a loupe and thankfully there was no defect. Above thread was posted previously, suboptimal quality control is not new, glad we have GLau as moderator who is objective. Not sure if it is the same with all moderators
As I stated, I cannot vouch for the authenticity of the pieces in the video and thanks for your warning regarding that. I've also described my unpleasant experience with my 5370P, as well as that of my friend's brand new watch's caseback that completely fell off upon cutting its plastic bag, and tha
in addition to the video, also presented what I and other of my collector friends had experienced. Any and all brands may have imperfect products, but even disregarding what's in the video, there are more incidents that one would expect from Patek, hence the comment about poor quality pieces. Mr. Sa
I had the fortune to be invited to visit the PP manufactory in Plan-les-Ouates in Geneva before the final buildings were fully completed. A lovely place and Mr. Stern's vision and ambition was clearly witnessed. However, the suboptimal quality control is nothing new. "Patekcollector" has long in IG
the authenticity of the watches in the video, I can say that if the scratches are real, it is not a surprise to me. I’ve collected Pateks for over 20 years, and what I have seen over the last 10 years are shocking. My 5370P’s seconds hand was stuck and stopped moving a couple of mins thx after purch
…into ensuring top quality watchmaking. One would think that with the skewed popularity of nautilus and aquanauts while that of its other leather strap models are only lukewarm, the brand would put more sincere efforts to better watchmaking and innovation. Instead, it continues to churn out poor qua