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Also in Patrizzi's book
I had never heard of the 3615 until this thread, but I looked it up in Patrizzi's reference book and there it is. It is a minute repeater, chronograph, perpetual calendar and moon phase with a small sweep seconds hand nonetheless! The book says it was made in 1986 and is apparently in the PP museum.
It would be interesting to know why they never made any more. Perhaps they couldn't get it to work? 
Steve
If they would make a pièce unique only for you, what would you asr for
For me it woud be easy, I know what I like the most , the 5070 So I would beg them to make 1 5070 is stainless steel, with a beige / light brown dial What would you wish for ? An Aquanaut with complications ? A Nautilus tourbillon ? a special enamel reque...
A WT with an enamel dial.
38mm big, no engraving on the bezel, dedicated perfectly finished movement, platinum case, cloisonné blue enamel dial, simple platinum buckle with a nice Calatrave Cross engraved, delivered in a map of the world round box. Dreams... Best, Nicolas.
Steel World Timer
Preferably a 5110 because I like the dial more, but a 5130, with suitable subtle dial changes would work too. The other thing I'd like is a variant of the 5000, in a 38mm case, perhaps Pt with a blue dial... A
do you mean something like this?
39 mm, black dial, breguet numerals, lemania based chrono. Just that it is in white gold......
A.....
5170, platinum, with a blue face, with the dial of 5070.... But.. with a twist..... also to be a minute repeater.... Cheers
Well at least you don't ask for much...
Just to develop a entirely new repeater/chronograph movement I don't think they've ever made that combo in a wristwatch, so if they do, you should demand a freebie for the idea! A
Facinating!
I have never heard of that reference, and a quick googling found nothing excelt from us. Any pictures perhaps?
The watch is pictured
Hi Aaron, The watch is pictured in the Huber and Banberry PP wristwatch book. Cheers Dje
Also in Patrizzi's book
I had never heard of the 3615 until this thread, but I looked it up in Patrizzi's reference book and there it is. It is a minute repeater, chronograph, perpetual calendar and moon phase with a small sweep seconds hand nonetheless! The book says it was mad...
I would like a
Nautilus with a perpetual calendar - it could look exactly like the 5711 - I wouldn't want any extra information like weekday, month, leap year but I would like the date to be right - always
