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turns out...I looked at the CF strap it came with and its 20/16. didn't realize some of the straps, and that brand in particular, include this information. would have prevented this entire inquiry! but there lies the answer

now im not trusting the Patek woman..

And I would be fine with that but because of the size of my wrist, they don’t stock my size and to custom order, they said it’s 4 to 5 months. Which means I can’t wear my new piece for that long!

and spoke with the manager of the Watchband and Buckle Department at PP based in NYC, who provided that info, but like you I am not finding that online. That's why I thought I'd put out to the forum. I am inclined to go with what the Patek told me directly but I don't see that info anywhere online a

Purchased the 5119j. Need a replacement strap for my small wrist. The Patek rep told me the size is 21/16, but online on most sites I see "20" or even "20.3" for the lug width. As I don't want to order and it not fit, does anyone know the correct lug width on this reference?

Is having the extract from the archives just as good/equal to having the original certificate of origins?

Thank you.

Not discussing pricing, just wondering if this is a reputable place to buy from. Thoughts and experiences welcome.

I found this reference, as well: 3919SJ-001 Can anyone speak to this model over a "traditional" 3919 with black Roman numeral numbers? As in, is it more rare, more/less desirable? Certainly a bit flashier in some ways but also perhaps less so because of less differentiation between the numbers and f

I found this reference, as well: 3919SJ-001 Can anyone speak to this model over a "traditional" 3919 with black Roman numeral numbers? As in, is it more rare, more/less desirable? Certainly a bit flashier in some ways but also perhaps less so because of less differentiation between the numbers and f