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Patek Philippe 570G.... some fresh views
I have been collecting vintage Calatravas for the last 3 years now. I am at a point where I am very happy with the collection I have put together. It is very hard for me now to express a favourite as it is between this 570G and my 3417......it speaks volumes that I compare these two in the same breath. The shape of the case here...its crisp and defined lines.
Yes...it was a long wait to get this on my wrist.
But very much worth the wait.
This message has been edited by Baron on 2016-08-03 07:03:46
Yes...it was a long wait to get this on my wrist.
But very much worth the wait.
I just adore the case..... so clean and sharp
beautiful contrast with the brushed gold
and teh added spice of the sigma dial....
This message has been edited by Baron on 2016-08-03 07:03:46
Very, very nice watch. Reducing the collection to essential pieces such as this one...
This is the way to go!
Bravo, Joe.
Best,
Nicolas
Thank you Nicolas.....
.....it is a pleasure to wear it. Simplicity and understatement....but at the same time something very iconic.
Actually....so different in so many ways.
Hands. Case depth. Case shape. Function.
I had seen these watches as quite different beasts.......but in reality it is more than I had expected.
570 would be a lovely watch to wear any time... but it would handle black tie easily. 3417 is not so easy to take to a black tie....its angularity and amagnetic feature really makes it quite different.
Would love to compare it with yours.
Oh silly me.... i forgot.
I had seen these watches as quite different beasts.......but in reality it is more than I had expected.
570 would be a lovely watch to wear any time... but it would handle black tie easily. 3417 is not so easy to take to a black tie....its angularity and amagnetic feature really makes it quite different.
Would love to compare it with yours.
Oh silly me.... i forgot.
LOL! One is more an elegant tool watch, the 3417, while the 570 is more on the dressy note. [nt]
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LoL
London......later in 2016....late Q4?
I actually blame you...btw...for getting me to look at that steel chrono.
I actually blame you...btw...for getting me to look at that steel chrono.
Vintage, and vintage Pateks in particular is the way to go
Modern watches are simply too big, too overt, too expensive.
At least Patek is offering a fair amount of 37 mm and even smaller pieces.
Some dial pictures of your 570 and 3517 would be greatly appreciated!
Best
Moritz
This message has been edited by COUNT DE MONET on 2016-08-03 07:49:43
will do....but later in the week...one from yesterday on 570 and some old stuff on 3417 in the meantime
Joe, it was a pity I never got to see this one in the flesh but I can see your "wearing dilemma" This one I think wins the good looking category!
Now as I go on my own existential collecting crisis, I must learn not to buy any more pieces but do as you have done- limit the number and collect wisely.
Congrats again on your stunning collection
Julian
Congrats again on your stunning collection
Julian
Perfection in its class. Period.
There is really nothing more to say: perfection.
You are a lucky guy Joe.
Best
Kari
Thanks Kari.....
....there has been a very specific pleasure in building up a PP collection .. and yes, when one comes across a version like this, it is a real pleasure to add it to the collection.
570G is always nice but yours is a jewel
In such a condition case / dial it is to die for.
The dream of PP vintage lovers.
Surely one of the greatest pièces of your collection.
Enjoy it and wear it in the best of health my friend !
Best,
Mike
Many details to look at
and to apppreciate in these older references. They make it very special, maybe because they are not as perfect as today's?
Thanks a lot for sharing those rare shots Joe. Enjoy it
Cheers, Mark
Thanks a lot for sharing those rare shots Joe. Enjoy it
Cheers, Mark
Very nice and understated.
It tells time , comfortable on the wrist.
Admire your collection Joe/ Baron. Enjoy
in good times.
Regards.
Geross.