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I Totally Share
Your enthusiasm for the 3940. I wore one as my Dailey watch for about 10 years before I moved on to something a bit bigger and easier to read ( the Patek Philippe 5320g). Truth of the matter is that I still miss my 3940 from time to time. There are other people here on the Forum who can perhaps give you advice regarding the collectability or investment potential of the different incarnations of the 3940. I can only speak of its wearability and the pleasure it brought me as a fine timepiece. Part of what I enjoyed about it was the extremely low profile of the watch. The 3940 is pure class and a completely understated example of horological sophistication. You will love it in whatever version you may settle on.
Patek 3940
Hello Patek connoisseurs, Ever since I acquired my vintage 2551, I have been bit by the Patek bug. My next target is most likely the 3940. I simply love the look of the watch. It seems to encapsulate the brand. Is there a perceived difference in the colle...
I Totally Share
Your enthusiasm for the 3940. I wore one as my Dailey watch for about 10 years before I moved on to something a bit bigger and easier to read ( the Patek Philippe 5320g). Truth of the matter is that I still miss my 3940 from time to time. There are other ...
Great choice
I have looking at this model for a while but cannot bring myself to buy one yet The first series with sunken sundials are the most desirable and most expensive As to wether this is worth it is a personal decision Series 2/3/4 have small but significant di...
Thanks
Already read it several times, including another one on Collectability, which is very similar
Focus on condition
seems more important to me than which series: - many early models with hall marks on the left side of the case were polished such that the hallmarks are no longer in good shape - any other polishing related problems? - no (unpleasant) patina on the day-ni...
I love this reference!
I had a 3940 in rose gold; it was beautiful. Then I bought a 3941 in yellow gold and really fell in love with it, so I traded the rose gold toward another Patek I admired. My wrist is small and so the 36 mm is perfect for me. I can’t easily read the dial ...
3940, 3970, 5004 but also 5035
… are most important milestones in the Patek history. While it seems totally unclear to me if (and if: which) more recent Patek products will also reach a similar status the picture has quite settled for those watches of the 80s/90s/early 2000s. To get on...
Great reference
I wear a 3941G from 1989 most work days. It’s a great daily wearer assuming a slightly more formal environment. And it’s an inconspicuous piece so it doesn’t attract attention. Pricing is clearly highest for the first series, but I think the second and th...
Huge congrats 🍾🎈!
It looks great on your wrist and it will surely bring you years of joy !!
The 3940 is my Grail watch
I recently bought a 1st series 3940. I have several Patek’s, but always cherished the 3940 for it’s perpetual complications packed beautifully in a small size case. It. was the favorite watch of Henri Stern……I think the 3940 is a beautiful time piece and ...
Perpetual ❤ PP 3940
I recognize this watch Oneski3 🥰 I am new on this forum, but I feel like in the right place to share my love for the PP ref. 3940. I apologize for my english. I have recently decided to go in depth into PP ref. 3940 writing the article that has been publi...