SuitbertW
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Who's a real hardcore Patek WIS :-) ?
Hi all,
here's a question for the real Patek WIS - I''m curious who knows the correct answer 
Which currrent Patek Philippe does have a hacking feature - i.e. does stop the movement when stem is pulled?
(EDIT: I totally forgot - all electronic/quartz movements are excluded, of course - mechanicals only! )
Name ref. or caliber - of course in case you think you know ;-)
Best regards
Suitbert
ps: No prizes of course - no tourbillons, minute repeaters, perpetuals.......eternal honour though This message has been edited by SuitbertW on 2007-04-09 15:29:35
Who's a real hardcore Patek WIS :-) ?
Hi all, here's a question for the real Patek WIS - I''m curious who knows the correct answer Which currrent Patek Philippe does have a hacking feature - i.e. does stop the movement when stem is pulled? (EDIT: I totally forgot - all electronic/quartz movem...
Don't believe....
Hi Charles, nope, don't believe that's correct - but I'm glad to be corrected in case you know more. At least it's not the one I had in mind. Best Suitbert
Good guess, Joram....
...you won !!!!! Indeed I was very surprised when I learned this some time back - one of the, if not the , most traditional movements getting the hack seconds feature. Very good guess, I've to say - chapeau!! How did you come to this one? Greetings from B...
To me, the simple answer is NO...
To my knowledge, I don't think there is any PP caliber that has the "hack second" feature. I think they believe that this kind of mechanism do more harms than benefits to the movement.... Again, to my knowledge, this kind of mechanism usually uses a metal...
