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Patek Ref 130
Hi, I purchased an 18kt gold Ref 130 Chronograph a couple of years ago in Cuba (well, it was described as a 130, but I can't be certain of the movement, and the dial looks a bit off). The movement is signed, as is the case. If I post pictures, could someone help me?
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Patek Ref 130
Hi, I purchased an 18kt gold Ref 130 Chronograph a couple of years ago in Cuba (well, it was described as a 130, but I can't be certain of the movement, and the dial looks a bit off). The movement is signed, as is the case. If I post pictures, could someo...
I'm sure you will get helpful replies...
but already the watch is sounding suspect. Photographs of the watch, caseback, dial and movement will enable us to provide opinions on the authenticity of your "130"... MW...
Thanks Mike - I have...
Thanks Mike - I have serious doubts about it, but will post pictures. Best regards, Kent This message has been edited by AndrewD on 2011-07-31 15:09:06...
