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Patek Philippe 570 Features
Ref. No. :570
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Year :1960
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Italy, Milano
Price : price on request
Availability
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Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :White gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
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Deepsea
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Rolex Servicing Intervals
I've been told by the RSC that a Rolex should be serviced every 5-7 years. There have been times I've let it go past that timeframe and when I did, the servicing cost was usually about 20% more due to internal parts replacements. When your watch is not being used for an extended period of time (e.g. several years) , do the recommended servicing intervals still apply? Though the movement isn't running continuously, are the internal lubrications being affected in any way?
I've been told by the RSC that a Rolex should be serviced every 5-7 years. There have been times I've let it go past that timeframe and when I did, the servicing cost was usually about 20% more due to internal parts replacements. When your watch is not being used for an extended period of time (e.g. several years) , do the recommended servicing intervals still apply? Though the movement isn't running continuously, are the internal lubrications being affected in any way?
Cheap Watch...
The Panerai faithful will cringe, but I found something on eBay that made me say "Eh, why not?"It's a Marina Militare; obviously with a strong nod to the Panerai Luminor. Hell, if it said "Panerai" on it, it'd actually be a pretty good knock-off. As it is, though, I suppose it's more of an homage than anything else:I've no illusion as to what it is; a cheap Chinese watch. I love the styling of the Panerai, but the wife foolishly seems to think there are better things to spend money on. It seems to be pretty well made; my jeweler went through the movement and said it looked pretty sturdy, so I should have little concern there. I had to replace the band, as the fake-croc band it came with was just way to short, and it strangled my wrist.Anyway, I took some photos this morning, and thought I'd post 'em.Flame away!
The Panerai faithful will cringe, but I found something on eBay that made me say "Eh, why not?"It's a Marina Militare; obviously with a strong nod to the Panerai Luminor. Hell, if it said "Panerai" on it, it'd actually be a pretty good knock-off. As it is, though, I suppose it's more of an homage than anything else:I've no illusion as to what it is; a cheap Chinese watch. I love the styling of the Panerai, but the wife foolishly seems to think there are better things to spend money on. It seems to be pretty well made; my jeweler went through the movement and said it looked pretty sturdy, so I should have little concern there. I had to replace the band, as the fake-croc band it came with was just way to short, and it strangled my wrist.Anyway, I took some photos this morning, and thought I'd post 'em.Flame away!
George Daniels - Co-Axial Escapement
Hi all,I've just been "reprimanded" on another forum for suggesting that this could have been the greatest horological develepment of recent times. Seemingly there are concerns that this innovation leads to more regular maintenence visits. Considering many laud George Daniels as the greatest watchmaker of the 20th Century - and add to this that the co-axial escapement is seen as his greatest achievement - I figured I was on terra firma saying that this was indeed a huge innovation of recent times? I didn't realise a series of anecdotes and opinions from people on another forum about the increasing need to maintain Omega watches with this movement would lead to me being gently admonished.I have a lot of respect for the depth of knowledge on this forum and as a result would like to garner your opinion on the matter (I don't mind if you think that I am wrong as I like to learn). Please be assured that any views you give will not be passed off as my own.Kind Regards,
Hi all,I've just been "reprimanded" on another forum for suggesting that this could have been the greatest horological develepment of recent times. Seemingly there are concerns that this innovation leads to more regular maintenence visits. Considering many laud George Daniels as the greatest watchmaker of the 20th Century - and add to this that the co-axial escapement is seen as his greatest achievement - I figured I was on terra firma saying that this was indeed a huge innovation of recent times? I didn't realise a series of anecdotes and opinions from people on another forum about the increasing need to maintain Omega watches with this movement would lead to me being gently admonished.I have a lot of respect for the depth of knowledge on this forum and as a result would like to garner your opinion on the matter (I don't mind if you think that I am wrong as I like to learn). Please be assured that any views you give will not be passed off as my own.Kind Regards,
Speculation on 5970 numbers
Hi Everyone,Seeing that most people would ask their Genie for a 5970, I tried to find out how many were produced.Obviously I know its speculation as Patek does't publish number but I found a thread about this and wonder if many of you would roundly agree of disagee with some of their conclusions......firstwristwatch/patek-1/I...continued.html
Hi Everyone,Seeing that most people would ask their Genie for a 5970, I tried to find out how many were produced.Obviously I know its speculation as Patek does't publish number but I found a thread about this and wonder if many of you would roundly agree of disagee with some of their conclusions......firstwristwatch/patek-1/I...continued.html
