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I should say I own this watch. However there is one flaw. The movement is too small for the case and dial. As a result the small seconds indication is too far displaced toward the center of the dial. That reflects a short cut that a brand like Patek shoul...
they have designed and replaced many new calibers lately, especially the chronograph-based movements, and even more so when we consider the other high-end traditional brands. Hence, the 215 is the last one that remains from the old era and that indeed nee...
as the small movement, the size of a US nickel coin, looks pretty puny in the huge 37 mm case. Remember this movement was first used in the 3796 which is 30.5 mm. Superb watch it was and remains to be. You do not know you have it on. (If you like that con...
It does take away credibility and it shows that it\'s not about pure dedication to horology. The watch is a real classic beauty, but as you said, it is unforgivable. All the very best, Alex
Your strap is too long - have it replaced with a shorter one. Also, this has never ever before discussed on any internet forum: The 5196's movement is "too small" for the case diameter.