3940J subdial discoloration
I am looking at a 3940J that is priced approximately $6K below market value and noticed day of the week subdial at 9 o’clock has some severe discoloration. What are your thoughts on this? Is it a deal breaker? Because it is priced so low, I could easily s...
That color feature is intentional
There’s a thread about this (“information about the 3940) that was active earlier today. Happy hunting!
Yes, it's like that on many dials. However,...
...the more important question you need to ask yourself and answer it honestly: are you sure you will be happy wearing a 36mm watch? I do have small wrists and the answer is still a clear "no". For me, the sweet spot is somewhere between 38 and 42mm. If y...
I do agree. I just bought a 5905P that is 42mm and arriving on Wednesday (pics forthcoming!) so I do feel the 3940 at 36mm will just feel too small. My 5130R world time at 39mm even feels small as I'm used to wearing my 41mm Royal Oak. That said I did
Previously own a 5035 and sold it, though it was more to do with the poorly executed and cluttered dial with ineffective and seemingly pointless and inelegant lume than because of the size. I don’t think the 5035 was too small (37mm), but it certainly did...
Me any my 17 cm or 71/4 inch wrist have been down this road.
For me 36 mm is just too small. Sold my 36 mm pieces a number of years ago. Despite all my efforts I was never comfortable with the size. . My sweet spot is 38-41 mm as well. I love my 38mm annual calendar. And my 41 mm Perpetual Chronograph.
Intentional
You’re telling us that this discoloration in one sundial only is intentional?
If you like it and the price is right I say....
...get it. Then send it in to PP for service. Their restoration department is without peer in my opinion. It will look brand new when you get it back.
