Dje
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Inside the case back
Hi,
Thank you for your pics.
Any idea why it seems that "Patek Philippe" is kind of stamped twice inside teh case back?
Is it a picture effect or is it truly like that? It seems strange;
Where did you see the ref number 590?
Cheers
Dje
bought a patek philippe at swap meet?
hello everyone i am a newbie and would like some help we recently bought a patek philippe wristwatch at a local swap meet here in california and not sure what model,year and if its real! please help. we opened the back and it says depose patek philippe ge...
99.9% of these posts turn out to be fakes but this could be real
Could we see some pics of the movement. The numbers you quoted sound like the case number but there is usually a 2 or 3 digit reference number as well. The movement should also have a number. Julian
Looks like an early Patek to me
This one looks probably from the 40's, there's the swiss hallmark on one of the lugs. I'm not an expert, but I collect vintage watches. Would like to see the movements, I'm starting to learn more about the different calibers.
hi, great! what would you...
hi, great! what would you guess its worth?? Alert from: www:watchprosite Posted By: ovennexc (registered) on January 29th, 2008 - 21:20 Title: Looks like an early Patek to meÂ
pricing on vintage patek
I cannot give prices, but some helpful tips. please do not run the Patek, as the oils dries out over time. This will cause wear on the movements, running a watch not serviced can cause extensive damage. Make sure if you decide to service your watch, that ...
Here is what I find!
Hi, I can't say if it's a real Patek Philippe just with the pics we have so far. I can just just say that it's a beautiful watch. Here is what I have. The serial numbers 900762 or 900782 link to the same calibre 10-105 produced from 1939 to 1946. This is ...
o.k. here are the photos...
o.k. here are the photos hope they are clear enough to see i wish i could take photos like yours. Alert from: www:watchprosite Posted By: Dje������� (registered) on January 29th, 2008 - 22:49 Title: Here is what I find!������� ...
Looks like an old calibre 12-120 or 10-200
No reference number but that is not a problem.Looks like a 1461 Double stamped MAY suggest it is not an original but I cannot be sure. There is a case number and a movement number . Best bet is to get an extract from PP to confirm originality. The key sta...
so authentic or fake 100%??????????????
how do we get a get an extract from PP to confirm originality?i am in california and how much does that cost?
You can check with patek philippe
Go to google, type in key word. This will get you to right place, this is a real patek as far as i can tell. Really nice, but hope I'm following the rules real close on this watch forum. Not really concerned with the the double struck patek philippe on ca...
hi, great thanks who can...
hi, great thanks who can i trust? should i use a dealer or send it directly to patek? Alert from: www:watchprosite Posted By: ovennexc (registered) on January 30th, 2008 - 15:04 Title: You can check with patek philippeÂ
Congratulations!
On your lucky purchase! How rare and wonderful to find a gem at a swapmeet and obtain it for a reasonable price, from what I'm guessing. On another note, just to let you know, the purists don't discuss price or value here on this forum. We come to learn, ...
It's a Ref. 1413 from the '40's
Hi there I am Pretty sure that your watch is a genuine Patek Philippe, Ref. 1413 from the 1940s. There were several variations (steel, steel and yellow gold, yellow gold and rose gold). Yours seems to be the rose gold and thus the prettiest of them all - ...
hi, wow!!!!!! great thanks for...
hi, wow!!!!!! great thanks for the great info it looks just like mine and yes its a beauty especially in rose gold what do you think pp would charge for service/archives and a band?and how much should i insure it for and how to send it?? god speed, alonso...