Chromatic Fugue
1903
some 3940 shots
A few photos from the last couple of weeks. The watch has hardly left my wrist since I picked it up in November. I remain smitten.
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some 3940 shots
A few photos from the last couple of weeks. The watch has hardly left my wrist since I picked it up in November. I remain smitten. ...
thanks!
I think they call the dial "opaline," and yes it's 36 mm. Very wearable, at least to my eye.
A watch that is looking great in any metal
Your WG version is probably the most versatile one. Fantastic shots!
Many thanks, although ...
this one is actually platinum. That's a mixed blessing because the WG would come with a display back, whereas for reasons no one understands, Patek kept the platinum versions "pure" by forcing everyone to use a solid case back.
Very wearable watch, both formal and casual.
On the more casual side I pair it with a tan strap and the white dial works great with it. ...
Very nice!
Someday I’ll stir up the courage to fiddle with the spring bar and swap straps. To this point, though, I’ve been treating the watch like a newborn.
Should be easy
The Patek Spring Bars are actually semi quick release, if you look inside the strap hole you'll see a little thing to release the spring bars. Quite easy