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Patek 3514 'Jump date'
Hallo everyone, this is my first posting so please forgive any mistakes. I have a PP Calatrava 3514 which I am told has a so called 'jump date'. I am not sure if this is so as I can not find any information about this. I know that the date on my watch will change instantly at midnight, is this rare? Looking forward to your comments!
not unique
GP's grand date movement can also to a fast date switch.
All you need to know about that can be found here:
gp.watchprosite.com
CC
All you need to know about that can be found here:
gp.watchprosite.com
CC
Nice it is ...
the watch and the caliber 27-460 M (monodate) with jump-type date display.
Rare? I would say no, especially not if we look at current offerings from several brands.
Would you mind to share a picture of your watch?
By the way: Welcome here at PuristSPro
Oliver
Rare? I would say no, especially not if we look at current offerings from several brands.
Would you mind to share a picture of your watch?
By the way: Welcome here at PuristSPro
Oliver
Patek Ref 3514
Thanks for the beautiful pictures!
Your Ref 3514 is simply gorgeous! It houses a very good quality, reliable, and over-built movement too!
I understand you can do a date change by moving the minute hand to and fro from the 9 o'clock to 3 o'clock marker positions.
It makes a great keeper for generations!
Thank you, you're so kind!...
Thank you, you're so kind!
The date changes exactly at midnight, fantastic sound.