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Awesome pics!
Ranier -
I'd thank you for posting these pics but alas you've just made me more than 2nd guess my decision to pass on this beauty! LOL. Wow, what a watch. I have to figure out a way to acquire this one as well and that's all there is to it. Best regards.
Tom
6000G
Thinking of 6000G -- looks like a nice piece for formal or casual attire. Dial seems legible and new color seems quite nice. I do not recall any postings on this watch. Any thoughts? Thanks!
A great watch indeed.
I tried one on at my AD for the first time 10 days ago. Even more impressive in real life. Stunning might be the word for it! I was undecided between that and a couple of other Pateks (see my post below from June 23rd). Ultimately I walked out empty hande...
6000g!
6000 is great, prefer 'old' dial though. It's in the details: Second one from the top: Display back, notice the non-plated deployant: Scribblings provided by AD: On Nato:...
Awesome pics!
Ranier - I'd thank you for posting these pics but alas you've just made me more than 2nd guess my decision to pass on this beauty! LOL. Wow, what a watch. I have to figure out a way to acquire this one as well and that's all there is to it. Best regards. ...
Nice photos of one of my childhood favorites!
When I started my Patek search; I stipulated the following requirements: 1. Small seconds 2. Date 3. Movement with micro-rotor a la caliber 240. And voila, Patek 6000G! Great watch. There's a rumor that Enzo Ferrari personally favored the Patek 5000.
I don't know about Enzo Ferrari . . .
. . . but I prefer the 5000 myself, especially in white gold with a black dial, which is my idea of a perfect dress watch . . . cordially, Art
Superb pics, Rainer
This is the very first time I see a PP on a Nato! Not bad! Impressive stack, too! Thanks for sharing, Best, Nicolas