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Something I read...
Unfortunately, I have no personal experience with the 240 movement (but a Ref. 5140 would be my grail watch). In a review of the Patek Philippe Ref. 5146 posted in this forum the author said:
Still a perpetual calendar was and still often is seen as a delicate
mechanism to use and settle. The new annual calendar invented by Patek
Philippe was intended to be much more usable, and as efficient.
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pp 240 movement
By: wso : June 8th, 2010-18:22
Hi all forum participants: Has anyone run into any problem with the pp 240 movement like the rotor jamming, etc. What is the overall opinion of the movement. Lots of headache or smooth like silk. Thanks for your advice.
240 problems
By: dr.kol : June 9th, 2010-00:07
Like I have told on this forum earlier and like I told wso on a PM, I have very bad experience with a PP equipped with a 240 movement. A brand new watch I bought from an AD did not work even one day and the repairs took about 11 months. After the same the...
Something I read...
By: ral : June 9th, 2010-01:14
Unfortunately, I have no personal experience with the 240 movement (but a Ref. 5140 would be my grail watch). In a review of the Patek Philippe Ref. 5146 posted in this forum the author said: Still a perpetual calendar was and still often is seen as a del...
Indeed
By: Dje : June 9th, 2010-09:54
Hi, What I wrote was more about the fact that a perpetual calendar can be at risk when you settle the calendar, it is a delicate time and you should IMO settle one cautiously. It's not really the same situation when you wear it. PP has produced probably t...
Setting Calendar
By: ral : June 10th, 2010-07:11
Thanks for joining in Dje. I hope I did not quote you out of context. I am a bit curious about the statement "a perpetual calendar can be at risk when you (set) the calendar, it is a delicate time and you should IMO settle one cautiously." I understand it...
Big concern
By: watch-er : June 11th, 2010-09:30
The big concern is not to set the calender when the gears are engaged, say between 9PM and 4AM. Best to advance the time to noon, then set the calender settings and reset the time. Avoid resetting anywhere near the gear engaged time. I have two with no is...