Eric09
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Ref. 3760
Well, that's very interesting. Antiquorum usually checks the movements of the watches they sell ...
I was surprised myself that there was no mentioning of the movement - just this lapidar remark towards "quartz standardization", whatever that means.
Maybe someone with more insight can shed some light on the 3760? An extract from the archives of Patek Philippe in Geneva would definately solve the mistery.
Best regards
Eric
Searching for date & reference
Hello to all collectors, This is my first post; am a new collector of vintage watches (mainly 40's & 50's), I just received this Patek for my birthday : unusual shape, I think, for a Patek. Any idea of the year of issue & reference ? Thanks for all inform...
Very nice!
I wonder if the dimensions of the case reflect the "golden ratio" 1 to 1.618 like the Golden Ellipse. Beautiful classic watch!
Dimensions
Width is 25.5mm (w/o crown) x 30mm (36mm lugs to lugs) Looks wider on the picture. Regards Paul
Ref. 3760J
Collecting Patek Philippe Wristwatches by Oswaldo Patrizzi, Vol. II, Page 252, No. 1067 "Patek Philippe & Cie, Genève, Ref. 3760J, 1980’s. Fine, hexagonal, 18K yellow gold gentleman’s wristwatch . C. two body, solid, polished and brushed . D. white with a...
Thanks for the info Eric but ...
Dial is gold and I am not sure to understand the meaning of "quartz standardization" because this is a mechanical manual movement ! Regards Paul
Ref. 3760
Well, that's very interesting. Antiquorum usually checks the movements of the watches they sell ... I was surprised myself that there was no mentioning of the movement - just this lapidar remark towards "quartz standardization", whatever that means. Maybe...
ref 3760 is a manual wind cal 177
I suspect this is the movement rather than a quartz It is a very thin movement julian
Will ask for an extract to PP
Thanks to Eric & Julian. Yes it must be a very thin movement , thickness of the watch 3.5mm