Patek Philippe Patek Philippe 35497 Features


Code :7809
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Pink gold
Year :1878
Condition :1 (mint)
Location :United States, California, West Hollywood
Price : $ 5,950
Availability
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Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Movement/Caliber :17''' Lever Escapement
No. of Jewels :18
Case
Case Material :Pink gold
Case Diameter :47 mm
Dial numerals :Arabic numerals
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Holy moly I've gone and done it. I purchased a brand new Speedmaster BroadArrow that I've been drooling over since it came on the market. I've posted two web pics because I decided to get both the metal and black croc bracelets ~ crazy I know but in for a thousand in for a pound!!! When I pick it up from the AD tomorrow I'll post pics including with my wrist in it.:D
Please click on images for big view.Gentlemen, this is my first Hamilton, a vintage Masterpiece automatic in 14k solid gold. After looking at it for a few days in the jewelry shop that belongs to an old friend, I decided it was too pristine to pass by, and negotiated a deal this morning. My calipers make it just under 34mm from 10 to 4, just over 35mm including crown, and 38.5mm from lug to lug (vertical). The Arabic numerals and indices appear to be gold also, and I suspect the dial will prove to be either silver or white gold. I don't think it "hacks," because when I pull out the stem, the second hand doesn't stop. I've only had it on my wrist for a couple of hours, but it is keeping right up with the Rolex I set it by. My friend said the 25-jewels indicate it is one of Hamilton's better movements. As you can see from the engraving on the back, the piece dates from approx. 1964. Can any of you Hammy guys provide more information?
time.gov or your G-Shock atomic watch?The reason I ask is I'm regulating another watch and so far in 8 days its been within +/- 5 seconds of where I set it according to the time.gov (first time I've used this instead of my G-Shock Atomic, BUT it's all over the place when compared to the G-Shock Atomic which updates nightly and fluxuates an average of 10 seconds a day....sometimes more sometimes less once 30 seconds when compared to a standard quartz watch.
Stay tuned!. OR try to guess!! All the LOVE to the GREAT members hereKhalid








