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Patek Philippe:
OP asked for straps for 5065, not 5167
5d
By: VintageCollector
2
Patek Philippe:
I find them repulsive and hideous. They are not popular for a reason. Looks lika a cheap Ebel. If this is Russian taste that is gross.
4M
By: VintageCollector
1
Patek Philippe:
Also, why are you raising the topic of the watch being overpolished?
Did something make you suspect it? Or have you just heard that you should stay away from overpolished watches? The 5110 is also not very easy to detect as is has no sharp edges and is very rounded from the beginning.
8M
By: VintageCollector
2
Patek Philippe:
My god…
10M
By: VintageCollector
0
Patek Philippe:
Kidding, right? Necrobump of the century! And still no pics!
10M
By: VintageCollector
1
Patek Philippe:
A real favorite!
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1Y
By: VintageCollector
2
F.P. Journe:
Why would you want to service a watch that works? Just use common sense.
1Y
By: VintageCollector
0
Patek Philippe:
Correct, it utilizes the existing case lugs and pins
1Y
By: VintageCollector
1
Patek Philippe:
Absolutely impossible to read the time!
1Y
By: VintageCollector
2
Patek Philippe:
Disc and hand moves when movement is wound and hand moves back as the power reserve is used
1Y
By: VintageCollector
1