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5270P
Yesterday saw the incoming of one of the nicest pieces of 2018 for me:
the gorgeous Patek Philippe Perpetual calendar with salmon dial
Sorry for the crappy pictures, took them home with my iPhone.
Will try to make some better pictures in the sunlight during the weekend
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Explore the Patek Philippe Ref. 5270G perpetual calendar chronograph through a collector's new acquisition. Discover insights on manual winding and its in-house movement.
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5270P
Yesterday saw the incoming of one of the nicest pieces of 2018 for me: the gorgeous Patek Philippe Perpetual calendar with salmon dial Sorry for the crappy pictures, took them home with my iPhone. Will try to make some better pictures in the sunlight duri...
Its such a gorgeous PP . Huge Congrats and looking forward to your new pics .
Love that Salmon dail 👌🏻😘
Biggest congrats! 👍👍
I like the 5270 case a lot. If the 41 mm are matching with your wrist it’s a stunner imho. And even if the old-schoolers of our forum will complain about this and that of the case and dial, in my opinion this 5270P is a great continuation of the 3970-5970...
question about jumping seconds on the chronograph
I know Patek received a patent for the jumping seconds on the chronograph function. I wish someone would explain what makes this so special? Most of my Chrono's do this. It's a standard on the 7750 based movements. What is it that Patek did special here?
Jumping minute
The gear moving the minute hand is spring loaded as opposed to being forwarded only with the gear tooth, so it is a perfect jump of the minute hand, which is slightly less perfect on standard chrono movements.