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Patek Philippe Needs Identification
Hey all, I am in need of identifying this watch. For the love of God I cannot find anything on it. I am interested in purchasing the watch, but the seller is not willing to open the movement. However, he has agreed to hold off on my payment to him until I can get it opened by qualified person.
Rather not waste the time and hassle of doing it, if any of you point out that it’s screaming fake / frankenwatch.
All your help is greatly appreciated!
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Patek Philippe Needs Identification
Hey all, I am in need of identifying this watch. For the love of God I cannot find anything on it. I am interested in purchasing the watch, but the seller is not willing to open the movement. However, he has agreed to hold off on my payment to him until I...
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This watch is advertised as a ref. 3566 but could be a ref. 3666 (the exact difference between the two references is unclear). From what I've seen online, it could be a genuine example. If you manage to have the watch opened, you should find inside a cali...