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Patek Philippe 3970P Features
Ref. No. :3970P
Code :22697
Movement :Manual winding
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
:With Papers
Location :Italy, Riccione
Price : price on request
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
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Not from me, written by a good friend. Too good not to repost. Enjoy.Manufacture Literature I - a little peek"Appreciation for fine timepieces ripens with the knowledge of the history of the great manufacturers, of which Audemars Piguet, A Lange & S?hne, Breguet, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin rank at the top. The collection of books in this article contains some of the most famous names in horology and some of the most beautiful timepieces ever created. This article hopes to give an audience to these books that may not be familiar with them, thus we will take just a little peek at each book and some of the gems buried within their pages."Manufacture Literature I - a little peekInternational Watch Company - Da Vinci"In 1985, the International Watch Company introduced the automatic chronograph Da Vinci with perpetual calendar and moon phase indicator. Excepting a visit to the watchmaker in February 2100 due to the vagaries of the Gregorian calendar*, the Da Vinci Perpetual C
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Hello TRF members!I¡¯ll be on a cruise where one of the stops is near Montego Bay Jamaica. There are both AP & PP Authorized dealers in Montego Bay. What should I factor in, in case a watch speaks to me? VAT I know you can get refunded, but what about Customs or other assorted excise costs/ fees?Thanks!
Hello TRF members!I¡¯ll be on a cruise where one of the stops is near Montego Bay Jamaica. There are both AP & PP Authorized dealers in Montego Bay. What should I factor in, in case a watch speaks to me? VAT I know you can get refunded, but what about Customs or other assorted excise costs/ fees?Thanks!
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I have an Omega Seamaster Professional that was recently serviced.Prior to the service, I could wear the watch and never have to worry about it running out of power. I did this for almost twenty years (with modest service on the watch in that time).After the most recent service, I can't seem to get anything more than the power reserve from winding the watch--consistenly about 55 hours after 2.5 days, measured multiple times over a couple weeks.I have a Rolex watch that I can wear FAR less and not EVER have any issues with it running out of power.I know the mechanisms are different (7750 winds in one direction, Rolex in both directions), but I'm struggling with this being normal after a full service--especially since I never had any issues with automatc winding prior to the service. Plus, the 7750 has such a storied history of performance, I would imagine there'd be posts everywhere if the watch had to be manually wound every day-and-a half....Is this at all normal that the watch runs
I have an Omega Seamaster Professional that was recently serviced.Prior to the service, I could wear the watch and never have to worry about it running out of power. I did this for almost twenty years (with modest service on the watch in that time).After the most recent service, I can't seem to get anything more than the power reserve from winding the watch--consistenly about 55 hours after 2.5 days, measured multiple times over a couple weeks.I have a Rolex watch that I can wear FAR less and not EVER have any issues with it running out of power.I know the mechanisms are different (7750 winds in one direction, Rolex in both directions), but I'm struggling with this being normal after a full service--especially since I never had any issues with automatc winding prior to the service. Plus, the 7750 has such a storied history of performance, I would imagine there'd be posts everywhere if the watch had to be manually wound every day-and-a half....Is this at all normal that the watch runs
