What is the "cheapest" PP, the unloved child of the brand?

Jun 10, 2018,12:54 PM
 

31mm manual wind yellow gold ones from the early 1960ies?


Aquanats in quartz?

Sculpture?

Mid-size Ellipses with that Italic "Quartz" logo on the dial?

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Interesting

 
 By: watch-er : June 10th, 2018-13:04
My wife has a quartz aquanaut I bought her 25 years ago. She still loves it. I have the 3923 and 3796, both 31 mm with the 215 PC, and they are well balanced and a joy to wear. Later iterations just enlarged the cases.

215 PS [nt]

 
 By: watch-er : June 10th, 2018-13:05

Why the interest in the unloved PP?

 
 By: jim vancouver : June 10th, 2018-15:02
For the same money, you could get a nice VC or AP?

Searching for something off the beaten path perhaps?

 
 By: rbeebe : June 10th, 2018-16:24
Unloved doesn't mean undeserving!

3900 Nautilus for example

 
 By: ingo5711 : June 11th, 2018-12:29
The most under-the-radar/department-store-watch-look a PP ever sported?

Try little known brands like AP

 
 By: jim vancouver : June 11th, 2018-22:19
Actually. I respect historic AP a lot more than Patek. You would have a treasure if you get your hands on a nice historic complicated AP. Have a look at this article ... www.hodinkee.com

Talking about repect...

 
 By: watchme : June 12th, 2018-06:47
I respect JLC more than PP, AP or VC. They conceived the ideas, but often JLC executed it. For the price of an unloved, used Patek, you could buy a new fully in-house movement, case and bracelet from the brand many call Patek's "kissing cousin." And JLC h... 

Let's keep the discussion on Patek

 
 By: jim vancouver : June 12th, 2018-07:16
I'm getting some flak for bringing up AP. So, let's keep the discussion focused on Patek. Thanks