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No real answer
He was not very forthcoming with a real answer. I thought it was enough of an answer that Patek is delivering the new watches with the 324 calibre. Whether it is easier to adjust for precision I do not really know, but that seems to be the official response. I will see when I actually have it, but I do not really feel compelled to check it for precision and I trust it to be reliable. Precision is not what attracted me to this watch in the first instance, but I am glad it comes with an "easier to adjust" movement. This message has been edited by BCL on 2008-05-10 15:35:49
Price Increase = Cancelled Backorders
I ordered/put down a deposit on a 5120J late last year with an AD. The watch was supposed to be here by March, then April and then June. Shortly after the May 1 st price increase, I was advised Patek was unable to fulfill due to supply constraints as none...
My experience with Patek has been quite different
I made enquiries about two Pateks in the last six months. The first one with a UK AD, who not only solved my question about the movement promptly after calling Patek, but also rang me as soon as they received a similar model to the one I asked. The second...
why the change to calibre
I just bought a 5146g with gray dial with the 324. All the literature I got with it refers to the 315 as does the Patek website since it hasn't been updated. The 324 is supposed to be a more accurate caliber, but am curious as to what the Spanish AD told ...
I wonder if this means that the ones with 315s are now "collectors' items."
There has been some discussion in the past as to whether the introduction of the 324 movement will increase the value of 315s (as collectors' items) or decrease it (as obsolete). I wonder if your experience indicates that the market is taking the collecto...