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It is a bit crazy I agree.
I remember the blog about that Italian banker who had a "fettish" for stainless steel Patek's. One of his was purchased for more than this I believe...
Obviously it is not the metal here, I wouldnt either and agree.. But if your bank account was a few decimals to the right then what is a few million. That is the only way I can see this selling for that. And in this industry they are out there, and you only need one.
2499 at Christie's or 79 Kilograms of platinum?
This is an article I wrote on my blog a few days ago, just thought I'd repost and share it here. This also marks my first post on the Patek forum: Christie's auctions have been known to offer some of the rarest and most exceptional watches. This upcoming ...
I would rather
wear Patek 2499 on my left wrist than to carry 79 kg of platinum! It's wonderful that so much value can be squeezed to such a small package. Best, Kari
The 79 kg will still be pretty small at 3.7 liters
or a jug of milk in the US. It'll be interesting to see what price it reaches.
Interesting controversy
No offense intended to Mr. Clapton, I like the him but, if only I had that choice, 3499 J and the rest in cash would do for me. I am with Ed on this one. Best, Radone
Interesting observations ...
and I am really looking forward to the result :-) Thanks! Oliver
It is a bit crazy I agree.
I remember the blog about that Italian banker who had a "fettish" for stainless steel Patek's. One of his was purchased for more than this I believe... Obviously it is not the metal here, I wouldnt either and agree.. But if your bank account was a few dec...