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Any plans for a bigger time only manual movement...
Jun 30, 2009,22:49 PM
to replace the current cal.215?
Thanks Jerome!!
Roger
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If you could ask?
By: Dje : June 29th, 2009-13:58
Hi, I may meet people from Patek Philippe soon. If there was one question you would want to ask? Of course I reserve the right to ask or not! Cheers Dje
Why does the Cal. 215 have no stop second?
By: anaesdoc : June 29th, 2009-14:56
Hi Dje, some time ago, I was about to get a plain Calatrava with the caliber 215 PS. As much as I liked the classical case and dial (and the marvellous video "To my Son"), I could not convince myself to buy a watch, which is not really cheap, and does not...
The don't want that feature...
By: mssanchez : June 30th, 2009-08:46
In an interview, P. Stern told that if they would want their watches to hack seconds, they will...Don't know why they don't want it, maybe it causes some movement issues? Regards Martin
Interesting idea..
By: anaesdoc : June 30th, 2009-13:46
as they also claim highest standards of crafting, which the customer cannot judge easily from the running accuracy? They also postulate to be a most innovative brand and combine tradition and modern horology, but their basic model runs with a movement fro...
Even worse...(or not) :)
By: mssanchez : July 1st, 2009-20:01
Actually, there are worst cases, the 5959 is actually based on an old Victorin Piguet ebauche made for a ladys watch long time ago (they claim they did it from scratch). Besides it haven't hack seconds, the minutes counter is a continuous one (not even a ...
hi-
By: MiniCooper : June 29th, 2009-18:41
Is PP considering making larger case watches? 42mm for example? Many thanks Cheeers
Will the standards of the PP Seal
By: aaronm : June 29th, 2009-19:08
be revealed and kept open in any way (or do we just have to trust them when they say it's better )? A
we all speak of "minute" repeater ...
By: tic-toc : June 29th, 2009-20:07
.... how does a "2" minute repeater differs in terms of movement compare to "minute" repeater. THis question came from a person recently visited the Patek factory, he was told such movement is in the R&D process. I am very curious to know if this is t...
Why do we need to replace the best?
By: LarryFRCGP : July 1st, 2009-06:22
the CH27-70 Lemania-based caliber is the best chronograph caliber after modification by Patek. What else do we need? Do we need to replace the ref 2499 or ref1518? Larry
My questions would be...
By: Stefano : June 29th, 2009-23:24
Is PP working on something revolutionary, as opposed to evolutionary, and if yes what is it or in what direction would that be? Thanks, Stefano
world times dials
By: Jaime : June 30th, 2009-09:54
Will you please ask when will they will remove CARACAS,Venezuela form the dials, as it no longer applies since president Chavez changed the time 30 minutes back on December 2007. Regards Jaime
Supercomplication...?
By: KCLQMULKU : June 30th, 2009-12:02
A more specific question for me would be, "...is PP planning on (or perhaps working on as we speak) a new supercomplication that would surpass the Caliber 89?".
Not related to particular PP watches but...
By: Rob : July 2nd, 2009-02:05
question I would LOVE to get an answer on is whether they REALLY keep tabs on who are their loyal customers. Whenever I hear/see a "special" piece like 5350, 5078 etc just end up in the hands of a new collector instead of someone who has been patiently co...
Hi Jerome....Can you ask for me
By: CL : July 3rd, 2009-10:20
if Patek uses Laser welding technique for their watch case during servicing? Thank you very much. *CL