Patek Philippe 2573/2 Features


Ref. No. :2573/2
Code :4537
Movement :Manual winding
Condition :2 (fine)
:With Box
Location :United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Price : $ 7,990
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :23-300
No. of Jewels :18
Case
Case Diameter :33 mm
Glass :Plexiglass
Dial :Silver
Bracelet
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
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Patek Philippe 2573/2 The Related Reviews:
- Watch is beautiful. The appearance of the watch was more than we expected. We ordered a few days before christmas and it arrived on the specified time. Thanks!
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Mabel Reyes Pakistan Islamabad from Netherlands Purmerend
- received as described. Very quick shipping and great price! Thank you!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Carol Zamora Us Ft. Lauderdale from Netherlands Purmerend
- I was very impressed with this watch, it is classy, lots of compliments, excellent craftsmanship. I highly recomed it, for yourself or as a gift
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Frank Schultz U K Airdrie from Netherlands Purmerend
Patek Philippe 2573/2 wrist watches news:
Go with the theme of sport, the watch is water-resistant to 100 metres while the strap is rubber for a secure fit. Inside of the watch is automatically a house built calibre Piaget 880 P. The movement includes a 30 flyback chronograph minute (you can reset it without having to stop), with a second timezone. At the top of the dial, Piaget places their date of renewable eccentric reverse. Dial design is edifying and clear. The subdials are labelled, which expect will be appreciated when you try to read the subdials quickly. The second timezone is displayed in a time of 24 hours (GMT). Despite all these complications, the movement has a double barrels because 50 hours power reserve indicates engine. You cannot deny that this is one of the most beautiful sports there, watches what fitting either in the child of the star of haute horlogerie, Piaget. Tags: piaget, polo, Polo 45 flyback Chronograph, Polo45FlybackChronograph, watchmaking, watch
Credit to Steffen (hrboehm) on r-l-x.de I think this is the best dial you can get for it. It¡äs a beauty !!!Other dial options are listed here:
I would like to reintroduce myself. I was briefly a member at the old forum. I'm glad that I could post again. I was very busy the last few months. This forum was a great help to me when I was in the process of making my first Rolex purchase. I also know that someone from here (sorry I don't remember who) helped me on my Grovana purchase. Here are some pics. I'm sorry for the poor pics. I am really a bad photographer. No talent with cameras whatsoever.
GreetingsHere is a pocket watch I want to exhibit at your sight. My great grandmother gave it to my grandmother. From great grandmother's words, the watch belonged to her grandfather.From answers I have got, this pocket watch was supposedly made by Armond Schwob & Frere under Pateck brand name. The watch was a qualitative forgery of Patek Philippe brand, made with using 8 rubies and assembled into a solid gold case of 14 carats.Diameter of the case is about 3.4-3.5 cm, width - 8 mm. The watch is missing one of two hands, the stem and the bow. On the watch glass edges there are present chips. Presumably, the movement runs but nobody tried to run it.To let anyone interested know that such specimen existed, to submit the photos for history (until they are deleted from picture host site), here is what it looks like:I'm curios to hear any opinions on the watch on the whole and on its historical and material significance.Stas from Ukraine
Needed some PCC respite, so dug out the Celestial. I tried to get the same angle but under four different lighting conditions to show how the dial changes. Fabulous!








