johnngym
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2546 and 2550
Roni,
Thanks for the pics! That's what I wanted to post. The calatrava cross of the 1st one (ref.2546) is more accented than the that of 2nd one(ref.2550). Is this just because the difference in period of production (of the crown)?
John
ref.2471 rose gold
this is one of rarest rectangular models Patek Philippe ever produced....
Stunning piece John, also known as the bear-claw model
Containing the inimitable 9-90 What else is hiding in the closet??? Julian
the shape of the case?
As you said, this watch is known as "Bear-claw" or "Ram's horn" as Roni said. But one of my friends, who studied antique jewelly design in UK, said this case design could be created from the shape of "Tank". I thought this story could be possible. What yo...
Why do you feel that?
Hi, Why do you feel the crown is replaced? i have the same model and it too has the same crown and I've seen one other and that too had the same crown.when i sent mine for a major service at Patek they didn't raise any issue of replacing the crown (as the...
crown....
I originally thought that the crown of my ref.2471 was replaced as happyguy1688 said. Because the crowns fitted with those rectangular models in the same period have basically no calatrava cross on the crown. But I've been wondering the calatrava cross on...
I have just had a look at mine.
I cannot see what distinguishes which model has a calatrava crown vs thos that do not. I ma not sure you can say those with a calatrava cross are service replacements Nice watches everyone Julian
Calatrava Crowns...
Here are a few more from that same period of time as the 2417 with Calatrava Crowns....and yet there were others without. So not sure what determined which references had them and which didn't. Roni...
