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the movement side of the 5235G
just sharing a photo of the 5235G's movement i took a few years back
thanks for looking
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the movement side of the 5235G
just sharing a photo of the 5235G's movement i took a few years back thanks for looking ...
Great looking movement! And picture!
That's nice focus! Did you use focus stacking? This Patek 260-caliber movement is nicely done, a nice continuous line of curvature. No sharp interior angles - none were really necessary, and the 240 movement it replaces didn't really have any neither, so ...
They took away a lot of thinness!
Not to say I don't appreciate the 260, of which I am definitely a fan, but one of the 240's features is its delicious thinness. Patek used to take advantage of that--look at the 3940 case! They'll never be able to produce a watch like that with this as th...
True. 0.2mm difference.
The 240 is technically thinner than the 260 caliber. The 260 caliber also has a smaller balance wheel - I like bigger balance wheels with the 21.6K VPH slower beat. But the trend has been going towards smaller balance wheels with the faster 28.8K VPH beat...
Unless I'm confused, it's a much larger difference than that
240Q, with the perpetual calendar module, is 3.88mm. 260 with the perpetual is 5.8mm!
Ahh, you bring up a good point. Let's compare the 5140 and 5236 models a bit more closely.
So, the base caliber 240 and the base caliber 260 are 2.4mm thick and 2.6mm thick respectively. So, theoretically, a time-only watch would have a movement around this thickness; and the difference is only 0.2mm. Now; the 240Q and the 260 PS QL have module...
Ah ha! I see.
It's probably the wheels for the inline display that makes the big difference, my mistake!
Yes. It's probably that inline display mechanism.
It's kind of amazing that there's such a big height difference between the two; despite they're both the same complication! And this is why I really like the 5140. The 5140 and 5236 are both "slowly moving perpetual calendars" meaning the hands or the dis...
Oh! Sweet picture! Your camera and lens set up allows you a fairly wide depth of field then!
When the powers at be made me a moderator 15+ years ago, the powers at be said they liked my writing but I needed to work on my photography. I'm sad to report, my photography skills have not improved as much as I'd like and are very much below yours!
it was shot with the Leica CL and its 60mm macro lens
honestly, it's not that difficult to setup the shot. i shared the setup here some years back
Now that your 5235G is back on your wrist, please share
more recent shots of the movement 😃
