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That is rare....

 

But the ref 3615 is a bit more rare, since it's unique. Monopusher chronograph, perpetual calendar and minute repeater. I believe it is in their museum.  Than there is PP No. 198.393 which is a perpetual calendar with split-second chronograph sold in 1938 (source: Huber and Banbery, this could be a 2571 though...).
 
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Joram

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Which ref# is the rarest of them all?

 
By: yanto : February 11th, 2007-02:48
Of all Patek perpetual calendar with Chronograph movement. I am not talking about the type of metal as the rarity but simply the reference no. Thank you

Oooops...missed the word Chronograph

 
By: jellybean : February 11th, 2007-04:42
My guess would then have to be patek 2571. Its a split second perpetual calendar chronograph....only 3 examples are known to date.

That is rare....

 
By: JGV : February 11th, 2007-05:05
But the ref 3615 is a bit more rare, since it's unique. Monopusher chronograph, perpetual calendar and minute repeater. I believe it is in their museum. Than there is PP No. 198.393 which is a perpetual calendar with split-second chronograph sold in 1938 ...