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What to do - my magazine came in the correct language...
Hi guys, have been spending most of my time on other PP forums and only recently found this fine site. Been lurking for a little bit and have to say that this place seems like a lot more fun! You guys know how to enjoy yourselves, your watches, etc. I'm looking forward to participating more actively and posting pictures, etc.
PP correspondance
Hi all, I would like to just share an experience i had with PP. I just received my PP magazine today, and alas, it was in a dfferent language from my usual magazine! After so many months of wating and anticipation, i was distraught i wasn't able to read i...
I'm disappointed!
A true commitment to customer service would have had them dispatching a translator, with a bottle of champagne to compensate you for the trouble, via private jet A
Preferably with a swiss bombshell
wearing La Perla lingerie but that's just me. You can have her on Levi's if you want Tyler
There's a good slogan there
Patek Service: You never actually own a Patek Philippe service concierge, you just get to hold her...... A
WOW ! ! ! Can't wait for
my PP to develope some problems. Then I will have an excuse to do "all the above". LOL
What to do - my magazine came in the correct language...
Hi guys, have been spending most of my time on other PP forums and only recently found this fine site. Been lurking for a little bit and have to say that this place seems like a lot more fun! You guys know how to enjoy yourselves, your watches, etc. I'm l...
a 3939 would be enough!
Well, less the swiss lingerie clad bombshell with a Cheteau Petrus in her left hand holding on to the railings to that awsome G550 to ferry me over and pick up my magazine... i would gladly accept a 3939 insted! Why? Because it doesn't wrinkle and rust! :...
G550 < G650
why not a G650? incase you want to take a trip or two after picking up your Patek magazine in English. haha
You don't tell us what was the language of the mag you received.
Because if it was french, it was obviously a celebration of the watchmaking language. Fr.Xavier