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Patek Philippe: movement finishing sublime- deep anglage and hand engraved typography! hunter caseback a delight. but no shock protection on balance jewel always tough!
think there is a sweet spot in movement tech vs finishing..for me its mid 50s post gyromax & shock protection but pre everything machine engraved
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Audemars Piguet: but you originally called it an annual calendar?
now saying looks like one. its a perpetual calendar and always has been regardless of indicator dial side? called quantieme perpetuel so suspect hint in the name. also other details around dials offerings think youre mistaken? or maybe im missing something
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Audemars Piguet: not sure where got that information from but mostly incorrect
it’s perpetual not annual calendar. famously so too. Also standard dial was white for all metal. Some cool dials agreed in platinum (i have that version aswell); could get a breguet and tuscan dial but not salmon (tuscan only born on platinum never wg and salmon only on wg). this is one of ten salmo
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Audemars Piguet: A link to the past
One of I estimate ten wg display back salmon dial APQPs! Delivered to peak AP Italian market mid 90s. Bellissimo
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Patek Philippe: assuming without speaking for alex;
referring to the generous and glorious anglage combined with bridges not just striped but movement nomenclature and branding meticulously hand engraved. (a past vs present comparison not specific to patek tho)
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Vacheron Constantin: no problem
your month pointer should also be in quadrant bissextile (french leapyear) as 2024 was leap year
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