anaroku
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The first PP vintage watch I got was the Calatrava Ref. 565J. I was very satisfied with it, but recently I got the attractive 565A. Even though it is the same reference model, the center second and small second have completely different impressions.
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Explore the ultra-rare Patek Philippe Ref. 565 with 27SC movement and stainless steel case. Discover its history as Patek's first water-resistant watch and unique enamel printing.
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Two completely different very nice looks.
Not sure I could decide between the two so I would also have to have both pieces. The Tiffany signed dial is a nice bonus too. Congratulations.
Congratulations on aquisition of the new to your collection Calatrava 565A!
It is mesmerizing indeed: Breguet numerals plus T&Co sign elevate the watch on another level. Bravo!
For me there’s something to love in both of these watches.
In the J - I love the seconds subdial. In the A - the Breguet numerals are incredible. I could see why one would need both of these references. Bravo!
The J is classic and the
A is so lovely with its Brequet numerals ! Congratulations on a magnificent pair !
The J is great but that A…
I personally don’t care if it says Tiffany or not on the dial. The shape of the case, especially from the side, the Breguet numerals, those leaf hands, that wonderful crown, they are separately all very distinctive design elements, but when they come toge...
Thank you everyone for praising my 565. I like both the J and A models, but I know that the A model is by far the rarer model. The previous owners of this model also loved the 565A, and there are two archives ( 2006 and 2015) that remain.
It is in English and French. I don’t know if PP is currently releasing multiple archives. Although the double name with Tiffany is a matter of personal preference, I am happy that it still comes with a certificate from the company. ...
And above all, the Breguet indexes, center seconds (27SC), and the enamel-embossed minute circle are what fascinate me.
This type of circle marking was rare in the 1950s, and this is the first model I’ve ever owned with this kind of dial, so I'm afraid I'll be even more drawn to vintage items from now on (^^♪ ...
Amazing!
You can really see the hard enamel signature on the steel one pop in the images! However, do you know if that style of "Tiffany and co" was used at that point? I know it was used briefly on pateks in the 80s but I am not usre it was used so much earlier
this is very interesting!
from what I have heard and tried before is that tiffany doesnt really have any archives (I've tried with my 3700 in steel before) but amazing they gave you this letter! To me the 50s tiffany and co signature was always the full upper case "TIFFANY & CO." ...