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Patek Philippe 5054G
This is a real neat watch in 36mm. Fits my small wrists perfectly. I love the dial and movement. Do not see these much.
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Patek Philippe 5054G
This is a real neat watch in 36mm. Fits my small wrists perfectly. I love the dial and movement. Do not see these much. ...
The 5054
works best in white gold and platinum and is a terribly under rated model based on the prices of used models. Personally, I think it is mind boggling that a 5712/1A would command a substantially higher price than this model which is in precious metal and ...
Not many indeed
and sometimes owning or seeing something we don't see often is pleasing :p There are finally quite a few references from the 1980's or 1990's that we don't really know about, these kind of early modern period. Thank you for the picture Bob and enjoy it we...