Complications
Explore the Patek Philippe Ref. 5520P, an innovative Grand Complication with travel time and alarm. See collector insights and early impressions.
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Review
Explore the Patek Philippe 5520P Grand Complications alarm minute repeater. A collector shares first impressions, wearability, and unique features of this platinum reference.
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New Release
Explore Patek Philippe's 2019 Baselworld releases through exclusive wristshots and collector insights. See the 5235R, 5231J, 5905R, 5168G, 5172G, 5726/1A, 5212A, and 5520P.
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Complications
Explore the Patek Philippe 5520P Alarm Travel Time, its new Caliber AL 30-660 SC FUS movement, and community debate on its design and price.
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New Release
Explore Patek Philippe's 2019 Baselworld novelties: Ref. 5520P Alarm Travel Time, Ref. 5212A Calatrava Weekly Calendar, and Ref. 5235/50R Annual Calendar Regulator.
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New Release
Keks reviews Patek Philippe's 2019 Baselworld releases, including the 5520P, 5212A, and 5726/1A, offering collector insights and initial impressions.
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Thanks!
Haven’t seen too many posts on IG, Watchprosite, or anywhere else... Yes, definitely would be interesting to see how many were delivered 2019. Not sure if any made it out this year prior to factory closure due to COVID-19. Stay safe and best of health to ...
Congratulations!!
You have a very special watch,. I have a friend who is currently saving up for 4 years to acquire this timepiece.
Big congrats...be interesting to hear your thoughts after a
Few days. I am confirmed for October 20 but it being pushed a bit lol Do you have any new pics...these are 6 months old
Sounds like a minute repeater
Sounds like the hour gong strikes on a minute repeater except at a faster frequency
Is the sound loud and does the ringing last long enough to...
wake you up in the morning ?
Some days yes
Depends on how tired you are...if I’m up late at night watching movies and set the watch at 7:30am...then no. But, most of the time, sleeping regularly and waking up to the watch is the norm. I usually lay the watch on the dresser(wood surface) and the al...