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I wonder how many "hidden" amagnetic Patek Philippe actually exist?
Of course we know of the 3417 and 2570....there are "overt" amagnetic watches out there. I wonder how many references contain the 27 AM 400 amagnetic movement. I suspect the 2509 pictured here was a special request. A few have emerged, but not many. I wonder how many "hidden" varieties exist?
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I wonder how many "hidden" amagnetic Patek Philippe actually exist?
Of course we know of the 3417 and 2570....there are "overt" amagnetic watches out there. I wonder how many references contain the 27 AM 400 amagnetic movement. I suspect the 2509 pictured here was a special request. A few have emerged, but not many. I won...
