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This message has been edited by Club on 2015-07-19 05:21:15
Does 5270 have hack/ second function?
Dear all,
This message has been edited by joenghenry on 2015-07-10 23:30:25
I got a 5270G-019 blue dial from my AD last month and just put it on wrist today.
To my surprise, the caliber CH29-535 PS Q has the stop/ hack second function when pulling out the crown to set time, which was not stated in either the manual or in the web.
I thought only selected caliber, like the caliber 260 of 5235 or other more prestigious calibers have this function.
May I ask if other fellow members with 5270 have found the same?
Thanks!
Henry
This message has been edited by joenghenry on 2015-07-10 23:30:25
I cannot answer you , dont have 5270.
But your 5270 is fantastic. A gem to own.
And i am sure very comfortable. Congratulations.
Lets other purists who have similar watch as you
can answer your question and show their 5270 as well.
Cheers.
Geross
And i am sure very comfortable. Congratulations.
Lets other purists who have similar watch as you
can answer your question and show their 5270 as well.
Cheers.
Geross
Thanks, Keks and Geross.
The blue dial is indeed a beauty.
Just found out that 5170, which shared the same base caliber CH 29-535 PS with 5270 does have the stop second function.
Congratulations
Henry on getting your beautiful watch. It is stunning.
To answer your question, I can confirm, from direct ownership experience (5270G-014), that the 5270's movement does indeed hack.
Enjoy wearing your beautiful masterpiece!
Regards
Thanks! Kkwn98.
Enjoy your blue dial 5270G too! This message has been edited by joenghenry on 2015-07-11 03:17:29
Congratulations for your beautiful piece!
I'm glad you could have the answer you were looking for.
I noticed, this is a feature Patek doesn't talk much about even when we can find it in the watches.
This is a very nice wristshot and bravo for your purchase Henry.
Thanks for posting
Cheers, Mark
I noticed, this is a feature Patek doesn't talk much about even when we can find it in the watches.
This is a very nice wristshot and bravo for your purchase Henry.
Thanks for posting
Cheers, Mark
What a beauty!
I would dream about that but I'm not mature enough to understand the combination of manually wound movement and perpetual calendar.
Best, Kari
Thanks Mark, NT and Kari.
The blue dial is stunning. The colour changes from silvery blue to almost black in different ambient lights.
It is a bit troublesome to manually wind a perpetual calendar everyday, and as Kari said, it is conceptually not so "perpetual"
But the chronograph movement looks great without the rotor and I really enjoy the buttery feeling of winding the watch.
The smooth and at the same time crispy feeling is totally different from self winding caliber.
The butterfly feeling of winding is something
very special. Normally that is related with Grand Complications but also the winding of 5170 is fantastic and the one of my 5960 is one of the very best I have ever experienced.
Best, Kari
It is indeed something you can't really have the pleasure to feel in an automatic
I tried the blue previous version and this dial is indeed very nice and full of shades.
It has a very different "effect" on the oufit you wear.
Cheers, Mark
It has a very different "effect" on the oufit you wear.
Cheers, Mark
The dial shades
Dear Henry, congratulations on a great watch, enjoy in good health!
I echo Mark's comments on shades. Attached is mesmerizing blue reflection of the sky while in Swiss Alps. White gold hands also incredibly appeared blue. No Photoshop here, real image from the phone camera!
Club
Blue sky at the watche's home
This message has been edited by Club on 2015-07-19 05:21:15
This is a nice shot
and a very nice day contemplating your 5270.
Thanks for sharing Club
Cheers, Mark
Thanks for sharing Club
Cheers, Mark
congratulations....
... would you happen to have a pics outdoors under a sunny sky? Wonder how that dial looks like...
Wear it in good health
Outdoor wrist photo
Thanks Club for the beautiful outdoor wrist photo .
This message has been edited by joenghenry on 2015-08-01 04:32:46
Hi, Fricks, have been wearing it for a week now. Just took an outdoor photo today.
This message has been edited by joenghenry on 2015-08-01 04:32:46
Fantastic!
The new dial is really nice.
Thanks for sharing and wear it well
Cheers, Mark
Thanks for sharing and wear it well
Cheers, Mark