amanico
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Patek Philippe 5070G.
17 years with me, and the love is still going for this watch.
Best,
Nicolas
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Review
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Review
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Patek Philippe 5070G.
17 years with me, and the love is still going for this watch. Best, Nicolas ...
Good choice Nicolas for another BIG
love ❤️! Look forward to seeing 👀 the 20th anniversary post soon👍
And now could be the time to buy
In the secondary market this has to be one of the worst in a decade The average price for a 5070 in 2016 was between 52 and 60k euro Today they’re still stuck at 55-65 k A style and movement much more interesting than als the chronographs that patek made ...
"Well, she was just 17, You know what I mean," 😃
Surely a Patek to be very happy with. 🥂