Patek Philippe

Patek Philippe Ref 3670A The story of the Reference 3670A begins like a fairy tale in which a long-lost treasure is discovered. In 1996, Patek Philippe began to prepare the move from its historic domicile on Rue du Rhône in Geneva. On this occasion, an ol...  

Thanks for the info. Are you the owner of one? Can we see the pics? Roni

ha ha ha I hope 1day i'll . now have a information

Hi, A very nice watch indeed. We discussed it last fall: patek.watchprosite.com patek.watchprosite.com A fantastic watch to desire but you should perhaps take some distance with the marketing tricks of watch brands! A nice vintage ref 130 is no less desir... 

Hi I agree with ur comment that u told me about Marketing tricks of a Big watch company many ppl fool by marketing tricks :p CJA

If Patek could take this case in steel, take the movement from the 5196 or 5296 and add a white dial similar to 5950a they'd have an absolute beauty. All they would then need to do is market it at a sensible price point!!! Am I dreaming to wish this????

I love it but CHF 240K for a steel watch ???? (If I remmeber the price correct)

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I "hate" that kind of marketing blabla: We found something old in stock and offer it to you in a steel case ... as a bargain ... I LOVE the look of that specific watch and would spend a lot of money for it, but not the price they ask for. There must be so... 

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Panerai? Let me think .... Have to try harder! Aaaaah, there was a brand that presented a new developed in-house movement, two years ago. In fact it was based on an old one from Piaget Oliver ps: in-group comes to my mind ... ;-)

For the Pam 203, in 2005. " Look at this, unbelievable find, a few Angelo movements ( eeeer, Angelus, but in latin, when it is for someone, it ends with a O ), it would be a pity to not use them "! Angelic. Best, Nicolas