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some 3940 patek scholarshop thought id share here
Probably well known by community here that first 3940 had 240Q movement number starting 770000 with first 25 being beyer with matching 7700XX number also being on dial ; but perhaps not known is that first 100 had a large star moonphase - unfortunately most likely upgraded in service by now. for me something always better or nostalgic about the older stuff - it might even by in stone/lapis? but either way interesting and I prefer big star design.
patek even differentiates first 100 movements 
The big star 100 ⭐️ 
subsequently rest after movement no 770099 are small star moonphase definitely not stone but painted 
some 3940 patek scholarshop thought id share here
Probably well known by community here that first 3940 had 240Q movement number starting 770000 with first 25 being beyer with matching 7700XX number also being on dial ; but perhaps not known is that first 100 had a large star moonphase - unfortunately mo...
Imho the small stars ratio to the moon
Looks more elegant. The big stars feel a bit crowded. But for me still nothing beats the smily face of the moon phase of a Blancpain complete calendar from the 80s
Indeed!
I knew that there were different moonphase designs, but this is the first time I've paid attention to how they were different. All good stuff to know!
happy to share/ don’t believe known before
small detail but actually some interesting potential consequences
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