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Miles_151, a devoted vintage watch enthusiast, shares his profound appreciation for Patek Philippe's Lemania-based chronographs. His post delves into why these specific references represent the pinnacle of "Proper Patek Philippe complications" for collectors who cherish the brand's historical essence. This article explores Miles_151's perspective on the evolution of Patek Philippe and the enduring appeal of its Lemania-powered movements.
Thanks for sharing the photos, enjoy !
How are you Amigo ? Without sounding like a broken record when are we meeting up my friend ? M.
I’m feeling your 5070 love my friend. M.
AMAZING ! 👍 Do you prefer them to Patek’s in-house chrono movements ? If so, why ?
I could never buy the vintage Pateks I wanted and longed for. I came to Patek just before the time Mr Stern handed over the helm to Thierry. For me as a vintage lover the last of the Lemania movement based references were the closest I was going to come to what I think of “Proper Patek Philippe complications”. I just don’t think the new Modern Patek is the same. Putting Syringe hands on a modern watch is not the same as vintage DNA for me. I’m sure I am a minority on this line of thought but hey
You know my love for this Lemania too but your duo is just at another level, what a delight to see the two always 😍😍😍😍
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