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6102 Celestial
For those of you with this watch (Celestial with date), I have a question. Must you manually advance the date with the pusher at the end of short months? The Patek website on setting this watch seems to suggest it has perpetual settings, but I cannot see them on the dial.
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6102 Celestial
For those of you with this watch (Celestial with date), I have a question. Must you manually advance the date with the pusher at the end of short months? The Patek website on setting this watch seems to suggest it has perpetual settings, but I cannot see ...
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Thank you. On the Patek page: They say (in terms of setting): On dial Side Leap year cycle: I Day of the week: WEN Date 1 Month NOV Moon age: 54 ( 54 pushes) It's probably a mistake.
Chances are that it’s a copy/paste job, and no-one’s picked it up.
The fact that the movement is not a QP variant is the first telltale sign, not to mention the lack of LY indicator or month display on the dial. If you play with the adjustment drop down fields, you’ll see only the Sky adjustment numbers change – the stuf...