Patek Philippe

There really isn't a substantial difference between the watches with a Geneva Seal and a Patek Philippe Seal. However, some watch aficionados do like the cachet of a watch with the Geneva Seal. Thus, in an effort to document the watch movements that have ... 

Month I shall see a 5196G with the PP seal

What makes you so certain that you'll be seeing the 5196G with a Patek Philippe Seal? Is it specific to the 5196G model? Will other models (such as the one in platinum) have the PP seal? Will other models that utilize the same movement (such as the 5119) ... 

hi, do you think that aficionados would make a difference between the geneva seal and the pp seal? my pp has the geneva seal and i feel very good about this point. IT is posible that it has to do with the fact that i do not have a new pp watch. thanks jor... 

The vast majority of Patek Philippe buyers won't care. In fact, the vast majority may not even know about the new Patek Philippe Seal. However, a good percentage of the collectors will pay attention to it. As a self proclaimed Patek Philippe aficionado my... 

My new 5712 in steel has the PP seal

...my 5712 also has the new PP Seal.

Here locally.. 5712/1a 5159G 5159J 4897R 7119J 5167R 5130R 5167A 5960R Best, K

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My stainless steel 5712, purchased from AD in early January has the Patek seal. It looks pretty cool to me. I'm sure it is much nicer than the cheap ones they used to make with that crummy old Geneva seal! Steve

My new sealed in its box 5196G has been sat in a dark corner of my AD's safe since before Christmas. Patek here in the UK, were kind enough to check the serial number with Geneva and hey presto the details came back stating that it had the PP seal.

I'm surprised the 5159 seems to be one of the early converters. And glad to hear that they can check based off the serial number. So, when are you going to take acquisition of your new perpetual? I still miss that 5140!