Patek Philippe 1578 Features
Ref. No. :1578
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :1956
Condition :3 (fair)
:With Papers
Location :Japan, Tokyo
Price : ￥ 1,280,000 (= $ 16,363)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :27SC
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :34 mm
Glass :Plastic
Dial :White
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Buckle Material :Yellow gold
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Patek Philippe 1578 The Related Reviews:
- I love this case! it is exactly as pictured and looks very fessional.Thank u!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Jenni Lehde United States Lees Summit from Netherlands Purmerend
- This onyx watch is perfect with my onyx collection. The design and craftsmanship are simple and understated, but there is nothing "e;cheap"e; looking about this watch.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by darryl pace France Flourens from Netherlands Purmerend
- Alot better than i expected for price. Will do business again. Thank you
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- Review by Shane P Slovenia Roga?ka Slatina from Netherlands Purmerend
Patek Philippe 1578 wrist watches news:
NAWCC Florida Regional Picture Thread ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! ! ! !Me and Tiffany drove through the night and got home in 17 hours, 7 minutes.Long drive but not too bad when two people are sharing the work.PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES ! ! ! ! ! ! !This is just some of what I scored at the show, WAY too much to take pictures of everything right now.Many of these watches deserve their own threads and they will get them in due time.The full moon from our balcony.The building and the show.The "world famous backpack"Pretty cool random license plate ! ! !1928 - 1929 Hamilton Oval, 17 jewels, sn 2295378, 987 movement, 14k gold filled.As I am not a Hamilton guy any info that you guys can offer on this one would be great!Everything look correct ? ? ?This is THE MOST historically important watch that I have ever seen ! ! ! !1918 Elgin Black "Star Dial" Trench Watch ! ! ! ! !One of the VERY FEW that has survived that was in FACT bought by the United States Army in 1918.100% all original (except for the crystal), you can still see the original b
Hey guys ! ! ! ! !Me and Tiffany drove through the night and got home in 17 hours, 7 minutes.Long drive but not too bad when two people are sharing the work.PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES ! ! ! ! ! ! !This is just some of what I scored at the show, WAY too much to take pictures of everything right now.Many of these watches deserve their own threads and they will get them in due time.The full moon from our balcony.The building and the show.The "world famous backpack"Pretty cool random license plate ! ! !1928 - 1929 Hamilton Oval, 17 jewels, sn 2295378, 987 movement, 14k gold filled.As I am not a Hamilton guy any info that you guys can offer on this one would be great!Everything look correct ? ? ?This is THE MOST historically important watch that I have ever seen ! ! ! !1918 Elgin Black "Star Dial" Trench Watch ! ! ! ! !One of the VERY FEW that has survived that was in FACT bought by the United States Army in 1918.100% all original (except for the crystal), you can still see the original b
If not for my_____ , I'd own a______.
This thread might be a little more oriented to the flippers, but the keepers could easily play along to. Take a look at your current line-up and think about if one or two were never made. What would you own instead? I just saw Budabear's SWI chrono in Sunday's WRUW thread:
This thread might be a little more oriented to the flippers, but the keepers could easily play along to. Take a look at your current line-up and think about if one or two were never made. What would you own instead? I just saw Budabear's SWI chrono in Sunday's WRUW thread:
SWI New Look
BEFORE:AFTER:I decided to see how the "free" alligator strap looked.What do you think?
BEFORE:AFTER:I decided to see how the "free" alligator strap looked.What do you think?
Rubber clad suddenly not working!!!!
I am a owner of a few great AP pieces.Rubberclad stainless H series.However this morning I was setting the time, and I noticed when screwing the crown back in, the hands would follow the winding crowns rotations.The hands will only stop rotating when the winding crown is fully screws in.Upon unscrewing the winding crown, the hands follow this anti clockwise motion too.Besides the described issue, the watch will not run, there is no resistance, if I try to wind the watch, so the gears and cogs feel smooth.Other observations.I cannot set the date, and the fine click noise when you pull the crown out is absent. I was wondering if anyone has experienced the same issue.I wifi definitely take in to APSC LondonAllanSent from my iPad using Tapatalk
I am a owner of a few great AP pieces.Rubberclad stainless H series.However this morning I was setting the time, and I noticed when screwing the crown back in, the hands would follow the winding crowns rotations.The hands will only stop rotating when the winding crown is fully screws in.Upon unscrewing the winding crown, the hands follow this anti clockwise motion too.Besides the described issue, the watch will not run, there is no resistance, if I try to wind the watch, so the gears and cogs feel smooth.Other observations.I cannot set the date, and the fine click noise when you pull the crown out is absent. I was wondering if anyone has experienced the same issue.I wifi definitely take in to APSC LondonAllanSent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Pleasant visit to PP AD to see 5167-A
I enjoyed a long visit with Lisa Lammert, salesperson with Treiber & Straub, a PP AD in Brookfield, WI. She had just received a BNIB 5167-A Aquanaut. I found the watch to be a perfect fit with a low profile and very light weight! The rotor does, indeed, make itself known when spinning but I could get accustomed to it. All in all, an awesome watch that I hope to add to my collection some day.....
I enjoyed a long visit with Lisa Lammert, salesperson with Treiber & Straub, a PP AD in Brookfield, WI. She had just received a BNIB 5167-A Aquanaut. I found the watch to be a perfect fit with a low profile and very light weight! The rotor does, indeed, make itself known when spinning but I could get accustomed to it. All in all, an awesome watch that I hope to add to my collection some day.....
