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Christmas Candy: Patek Philippe Ref 1415, Rose Gold.
A marvel of a world time, the Ref 1415, made somewhere in the 40's. Its 31 mm rose gold case is such a jewel. 
Its Cal 120 HU is not bad looking, either:
Credit pictures: Only Vintage.
Enjoy,
Nicolas
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Christmas Candy: Patek Philippe Ref 1415, Rose Gold.
A marvel of a world time, the Ref 1415, made somewhere in the 40's. Its 31 mm rose gold case is such a jewel. Its Cal 120 HU is not bad looking, either: Credit pictures: Only Vintage. Enjoy, Nicolas ...
Immediate reissue needed !...
in steel, limited to two pieces. Shall I put your name down for one ?
So sorry Nico
I was only sent two photos, one of the 1415 and the other the vintage chronograph 1579J. I shall ask for a few more of the 1415. I did not realise it could be popular!
True but
do you not find that the lettering is so small and quite illegible at first glance due to the small size of the case?
Hi sham, I hear you, but when wearing this beauty, why do you need to...
see the letters ? or the time ? LOL !
You are so romantic Gordon!
It is indeed a beautiful watch but legibility is important with one exception the 5575G - the moon is too enchanting and the the telling of time becomes irrelevant!! It is not a watch to tell the time but a watch to tell the moonphase!! ...
Sham, the photo you showed was the 5575 worldtime moon but not the the 5575 worldtime moon with...
rainbow ! With the rainbow then it does not matter whether this reference tells time or not, right ? ...
Show off!!! :-)
But you are absolutely right Gordon!! That moon is bewitching and I am not sure if Patek knew how well it would catch the light when they produced the watch. Lovely photos
Apparently Sham the top brass at Patek was not aware but the...
Guys who made the dials did ! Here is another photo ...
No way sham ! What about the...
enamel 5131s with world maps ??? Each map is unique unlike 5575s which are all the same
No competition for me anyway
I would always take the 5575G over any of the 5131s , seriously. That is how highly I rate that moonphase on the 5575G. I know more work goes into the enamel dial but I prefer the dial on the 5575G not to mention the sensual lugs. It would be the only wat...
I am quite sure that I am in a minority
when I favour the 5575G over any 5131 but then again, you know me and my one dimensional views. Totally focused on dress watches only
