Patek Philippe 3520D-J Features


Ref. No. :3520D-J
Code :CT24581
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Condition :1 (mint)
:With Box
Location :United States, Georgia, Atlanta
Price : $ 9,990
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Power Reserve (h) :43 h
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :33 mm
Dial :Beige
Dial numerals :Roman numerals
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Crocodile skin
Bracelet Color :Black
Clasp :Buckle
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Patek Philippe 3520D-J wrist watches news:
There are styles of hands that are kind of standard: dauphine, baton, sword, etc. Then there are some that aren't seen that often. Here's a watch I've had for a year or so. It came in a cleanout-lot, and while it isn't the prettiest, I just had to hold onto it because of these blued fleur de lis hands...Guess I should have worn it yesterday!What other unusual hands are out there?
SPECIFICATIONS: CASE MATERIAL:316L Stainless SteelCASE BACK:Closed SS Case BackCASE DIAMETER:42.50mmBEZEL DIAMETER:44.00mmCASE HEIGHT:13.40mm without crystalCRYSTAL HEIGHT:2.00mmCASE LENGTH:53.40mmWEIGHT:112g watch case / 236g with bracelet (sized to 18cm/7" wrist)LUG WIDTH:24mmWR:3000MCROWN:8mm screw down typeDIAL:Robins egg Blue HANDSET:9 different handsetsMOVEMENT:SWISS ETA 2824-2, Automatic, 28.800 bph, Power Reserve 42h, Hacking SecondIMG_3060.JPGIMG_3058.jpgIMG_3052.jpgIMG_3072.jpgIMG_3056.jpg
Hey all, new to the forum but have been lurking for a while. Anyways I am planning to add a diver to my collection and have been weighing a couple of options: the Blancpain Bathyscaphe Chronograph in ceramic, the Hulk Submariner, and the AP Diver in SS. After trying all of them on, I prefer the AP, but have heard bad things about wear and tear on the bezel/scratches on the case. I'd like to see any pics AP diver owners may have showing wear on the steel if possible just to see what everyone is talking about.Also, how does the AP diver compare as a daily wear to a Sub-C?Thanks in advance!
Just came across this Breitling, in the back of the safe, which I haven't seen in years! I recall that I purchased it new (on a whim) around 1994/1995, while in Canada.Fast forward to today, when again, I came across it in the safe. My wife spotted it, and now wants to wear it, so I wound it up, set it, and on her wrist it sits! Any information about this would be greatly appreciated. What's the story with the crown looking to be steel, while the pushers look to be gold?Where would I look for a Breitling replacement leather strap, and what should I look to pay? Finally, what would have been the time appropriate bracelet for this watch, and again, where would I look to purchase one, and what would I expect to pay.Many thanks,Nathan(pics are with the watch on my wrist, the back of the watch showing the Model #, and now (forever??) on my wife's)
Hi guys,So I'm thinking of making another big purchase early next year so I'm taking the time to do as much research as possible, the thrill of the hunt is actually 70% of the fun of the whole thing for me.Anyway, what's your opinion on the following?The pros of the AP are it's a full gold bracelet but the Patek is a superior movement IMO.I'm slightly leaning towards the Patek because I have an all gold watch in the Sky-Dweller. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated.Thanks all!PS: I looked at the 15202 but I don't see the hype and can't justify the price difference with regard to the 15400. The movement seems to have more historical significance as opposed to being superior in itself, if anyone can correct me on this I'm all ears.








