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Patek Philippe: I would have liked to see the 5236P in the Calatrava case of the 6119 sans hobnail.
However, the 5326P is a stunning watch and I am sure it will be a successful model.
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Patek Philippe: The 5236P is beautiful and offers an innovative way to display the perpetual calendar.
The combination of the case with the colors on the dial is sublime. The case size is modern without being too oversized. I am already in touch with my AD. I also like the 6119R in the classic Calatrava case and it has a very good power reserve (but it is too close to my 5296R).
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IWC: The 7750 doesn’t have many of the technical features that this IWC movement has, so I struggle to see why the IWC movement can be called a clone.
Since there seems to be little information about how the new IWC movement compares to the 7750 it would be interesting for me to understand. I was under the impression that this movement is IWC’s own development. If that’s not true I think it might be interesting if you could share in more detail yo
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