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question on 5140G
Hello everybody,
I am looking at buying a second hand 5140G and wanted to find out if the brand new ones come with a turning box (as I believe the 3940 did) or just a "simple" PP box.
Thank you and good day,
Constantine
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question on 5140G
Hello everybody, I am looking at buying a second hand 5140G and wanted to find out if the brand new ones come with a turning box (as I believe the 3940 did) or just a "simple" PP box. Thank you and good day, Constantine
If you mean by "turning box" a winder.................
Then yes it should. The older models used to come with a seperate winder, but the newer one's have the winder already incorporated into the main box that comes with a Patek. I hope that this, is of some help for you
just spoke to the boutique here in london....
....yes, it does come with a winding box