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A funky Patek: The 3579.

 
 By: amanico : May 27th, 2018-13:26
I have to confess that it is a reference I discovered very recently. Credit picture: Christies. 33 mm steel cushion case, manual winding movement, which is surprising for a watch from this era ( 70's ). Funky, yes, but not lacking elegance! Best, nicolas ...  

a seriously under rated piece of design and 70's architecture

 
 By: watch-guy.com : May 27th, 2018-13:41
They tend to fly under the radar J

Very, VERY cool!

 
 By: baufoam : May 27th, 2018-14:02
Until now, I have never seen that reference. Thanks for sharing!

I like this! [nt]

 
 By: kcinemod : May 27th, 2018-14:08

Never seen it before either, thanks for sharing this interesting piece😁

 
 By: FabR : May 27th, 2018-15:24
For some reason, at least by looking at it from my phone I find it also carries a certain modern flavor...very original anyway😁

Probably. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : May 27th, 2018-21:59

That’s a strange one.

 
 By: kev09 : May 27th, 2018-23:32
Dressy type dial and a chunky, sporty type case. Hmm not sure. Regards Kev.

looks like Grand Seiko

 
 By: mohammad : May 28th, 2018-00:06
It shows that if you dig into history of some brands , you can realy find some Ugly examples .

It must be manual wind Nico. Cool watch like an ellipse.

 
 By: geross : May 28th, 2018-01:12
Cheers , thanks for highlighting this model it must have a cal 177 like my wife's calatrava. Geross.

Cal 23-300. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : May 28th, 2018-02:21

Manual! [nt]

 
 By: amanico : May 28th, 2018-07:22

so nice [nt]

 
 By: Passionata_george : May 28th, 2018-05:15

Just +1 on the reference makes a 3580...

 
 By: dedestexhes : May 28th, 2018-06:19
Patek 3580 at 40mm apparently. Picture from the net. cheers, Dirk ...  

He he... Yes. ;) [nt]

 
 By: amanico : May 28th, 2018-12:09