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Such a beauty...
Perfect partner to the 3448J for your vintage PP pair. Then 5650G and 5370P for your modern PP pair. Tool/dress pair in modern and vintage. All different metals. All different complications. Amazing quartet!
Certainly a dream setup! Enjoy!
Patek Philippe Reference 3417 - some more twists in the history
There are not many references within Patek Philippe history that came in just stainless steel. Of course, there are several where steel was an option but very few where steel was the only option. One specific example of this genre is the reference 3417. I...
You would know better in terms of steel Pateks. Your a seasoned collector my friend.
Lovely watch , the Amlalgamatic. A tool watch thats very sturdy , i believe. Best wishes Baron. Geross.
thanks Geross.....
the information came from within Patek reference books......so "probably" accurate.
Such a beauty...
Perfect partner to the 3448J for your vintage PP pair. Then 5650G and 5370P for your modern PP pair. Tool/dress pair in modern and vintage. All different metals. All different complications. Amazing quartet! Certainly a dream setup! Enjoy!
i think that each of the amagnetics has its own charm....
......the geophysic, the 2777, the 666..... but I am not sure that i see any that I prefer more than the 3417. The Geophysic would be my next choice as that is very special too.
Lovely watch Joe :-)
and it is always good to know the history of the watch, thank you. I too am partial towards steel Pateks not just due their relative rarity but they are so light and a joy to wear
Beautiful watch!
Yes, the mid-late 1950s was the golden era for Amagnetic watches! Best Blomman
If you insist....
I give you a Amagnetic threesome! IWC 666 AD JLC E 168 Omega CK 2915-1 Best Blomman ...
This is absolutely stunning and rare.
Definitely one of my favorites in your collection. Top 3 for sure. Love it. Best, Volker
I think I can also add a few
3417 with and with out magnetic signature 3417 and 666 ...
Fantastic!
I passed on this reference when I had an opportunity to pick up a near mint example with the same movement. It's a beauty!
Thanks Joe for the post.
You have absolutely too many of the references I would love to own. Weird... Best, Kari