patrick_y
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We're very happy for you and your business!
5131J: I don't think that there's a big problem. Anonymous is not uncommon and standard procedure for an AD to put in this if the client doesn't want to assign the watch to an individual. As for the dial 001 or 014, I don't recall the difference, so can't say.
5711G; I do believe I've seen 315 and 324 movements in these. Can't say with certainty. But fairly confident I've seen both movements.
5960P; slate grey dial was discontinued sometime around 2013. I could be off a little bit, but around then.
Generally we don't allow pricing discussion when it does not add to the aficionado experience. I understand that you may want to know the starting and ending prices, but they vary from country to country, so you might not be able to get great data in the currency you prefer, and ultimately it really doesn't add to the connoisseurship of watch collection. Thus, I've altered your post to remove this. I realize you're trying to find all the details about your watches, and we're happy to supply the details that pertain to the aficionado experience. We're happy to use actual pricing when we're discussing value amongst watches; for instance is a Patek Philippe Nautilus which retails for $10,000+ more than the Chopard XPS with LUC movement justified? That's an aficionado discussion. Or if a Rexhep watch is really worth $900,000 compared to other time-only creations... That's inviting comparisons and discussions. Hope you understand.
Wishing you and your business continued success!
Trying to find out more about the history of some recently purcased models
Started a business 7 years ago and used the proceeds from selling all 3 of my PPs: 5135R, 5960P and 5110J, to get the business off the ground. No regrets....it worked out well. Luckily, during the last few moths was fortunate to re-acquire some models and...
I hear you :-)
And can definitely understand the "nerdiness" point, I'm the same looking for as much as information on my watches as I can, However, these details are typically a work of research and not coming from the back of the mind..... Therefore, as its really wor...
They made the 5160P?
5160 is the engraved perpetual calendar with flyback and officer's case. I didn't know they made a P version. I adore the G version - reminds me of an engraved Purdey hunting rifle or trapshooting shotgun. Or are you referring to the 5960P?
We're very happy for you and your business!
5131J: I don't think that there's a big problem. Anonymous is not uncommon and standard procedure for an AD to put in this if the client doesn't want to assign the watch to an individual. As for the dial 001 or 014, I don't recall the difference, so can't...
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The Patek Philippe 5135P was discontinued in 2011. It was introduced to the market in 2004 and was produced for only seven years. The platinum examples were made for the shortest amount of time, only from 2006 until 2011. The distinctive and elegant case ...
My 5131J is also 014
Anonymous is totally fine as long as the AD is named and the certificate is authentic. My 014’s city ring for your reference ...