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I saw one 3796P put up for sales by Subdial (a company from the UK) for ÂŁ15K abt 3 weeks ago. But it is sold after 1 day they posted online. You can have a look of the watch from its YouTube channel (episode #216).
in the last few months. I can’t decide on which model given the similar price point, size and style, and their availability in my city (HKG). I tried a 3796R a couple of days ago. It looks small on the display shelf, but it wears like a 34mm on my wrist. ...
I like that east-west dial finish on the 3923. Patek usually goes north-south. In this case I think I have a marginal preference for the 3923. Luckily you don’t have to choose!