Patek Philippe 3700/1 Features

Ref. No. :3700/1
Movement :Automatic
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet Material :Steel
Year :1981
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :Italy, Bologna
Price : € 21,000 (= $ 25,826)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Automatic
Case
Case Material :Steel
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Steel
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Patek Philippe 3700/1 The Related Reviews:
- I use two at a time. People ask why I use this Old School devise....I tell them that I'm an optimist. I believe that there will be a 'next'....I am really hooked on these.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by TiffanyG Germany Monheim Am Rhein from Netherlands Purmerend
- a great buy, thanks!
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Gino Marino USA Winnetka from Netherlands Purmerend
- the item is nice
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Charlene S Nederland Utrecht from Netherlands Purmerend
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Hi everyoneI have inherited an 18k closed face un inscribed patek philippe 5 minute repeater, the face says tiffany and co, the back bevel after you open the casein the back has patek, philippe &co inscribed, you need a loop to see that inscription, there are case serial numbers which I'll post later if you tell me this is importantI have looked at the movement, once the back is opened it's protected by it's own crystal.The problem, the movement seems to have a guard covering the actual works and there is neither serial number nor patek hallmarks anywhere to be found, I would have to dismantle the back to see the actual chasis if I wanted to find a hall markis this possible on a patek movement?thank you in advance for all information you can providebtwmy dad also left me a patek wrist watch, little small for my liking and a vacheron hinged lug wrist watch as well, when I get to the vault I'll try to post some pics for all to seeI am very proud of this collection, my dad cared for
Hi allI have always been into cars, but now that I am retired and have been reading and looking at the internet, watches have really grabbed me. I need some opinions on two new purchases. I have owned a Rolex GMT Master 1675 that I bought new over 30 years ago. I also have a Rolex TT Datejust 1601 that I bought over 20 years ago. I recently bought a Rolex Oyster Centregraph in gold and very original. I also just got a Jaeger LeCoultre Memovox alarm watch in 10kt gold plating. Also all original. The Centregraph is quadrupled signed and is from 1945. The LeCoultre is triple signed and is from 1955. I really like the looks and attention they both get, although the Centregraph is quite small. Both watches have arabic numbers. Opinions on the last two would be welcomed. Thanks
Stopped by the Rodeo Dr Boutique yesterday to pick up my ROO. Sent the piece in for inspection for the third year warranty four weeks ago. Finally it's back!! These two are definitely my most favorite pair!!
I picked up a cheap 24mm strap for my B1 for a trial (22mm lug width). What say you all?








