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patek philippe bang for buck | patek philippe 3970 price patek philippe bang for buck ndrs63 said: Arnold & Son HMS1 has been the biggest bang for the buck for me. Honestly even new it's a great bang for the buck. I tried this tourbillon skeleton on recently, . $6,500.00

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ndrs63 said: Arnold & Son HMS1 has been the biggest bang for the buck for me. Honestly even new it's a great bang for the buck. I tried this tourbillon skeleton on recently, .K+K+K+

This is apparently Patek’s gambit at attracting new, younger clients, a stated goal of the Cubitus, positioned as it is as the new entry level, sporty watch in the brand’s catalog. The .Best bang for buck Patek? I am waitlisted for a 5226G (the one in the box was already sold) but the 5326G adds a lot of features at double the price. What models do you guys think offer the . ndrs63 said: Arnold & Son HMS1 has been the biggest bang for the buck for me. Honestly even new it's a great bang for the buck. I tried this tourbillon skeleton on recently, very nicely finished movement etc. and @ .5k MSRP, quite a compelling proposition IMO.

patek philippe 3970 price

This is apparently Patek’s gambit at attracting new, younger clients, a stated goal of the Cubitus, positioned as it is as the new entry level, sporty watch in the brand’s catalog. The thinking from Patek seems to be that by casting an actor under 50 for their advertisement, young wealth will flock to the brand.Best bang for buck Patek? I am waitlisted for a 5226G (the one in the box was already sold) but the 5326G adds a lot of features at double the price. What models do you guys think offer the most/best features for their price? At the current moment the Patek Philippe 3970 is the only perpetual chronograph that offers the most bang for the buck. No other complicated world-class Patek can be found at these price ranges. The ref. 3970 is a truly under appreciated watch but based on recent auctions we might start to see them performing the way they should.

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At the heart of the Patek Philippe 3970 lies a masterpiece of precision—the CH 27-70, a movement based on the renowned Lemania 2310, meticulously refined by Patek Philippe. What can you tell us about the movement? At CHF 67,000, it feels like a decent bang for your buck if you can get one. The monocounter at 6 o'clock (now matching the color of the dial) is a fantastic way to simplify a beautiful dial that only got better by removing the red font and red hands and going all-in on a classic, monotone blue design. Patek Philippe introduces its latest perpetual calendar chronograph: the Ref. 5270P-014 with gradated green dial. We bring you the details and our thoughts. While not easier per se than getting a modern Aquanaut from an AD (current price $ 23,070), one can take the money one might spend getting the modern iteration on the secondary market and instead indulge in the thrill of the hunt for the 5065A which gives you, IMHO, a little more bang for your considerable buck.

ndrs63 said: Arnold & Son HMS1 has been the biggest bang for the buck for me. Honestly even new it's a great bang for the buck. I tried this tourbillon skeleton on recently, very nicely finished movement etc. and @ .5k MSRP, quite a compelling proposition IMO. This is apparently Patek’s gambit at attracting new, younger clients, a stated goal of the Cubitus, positioned as it is as the new entry level, sporty watch in the brand’s catalog. The thinking from Patek seems to be that by casting an actor under 50 for their advertisement, young wealth will flock to the brand.Best bang for buck Patek? I am waitlisted for a 5226G (the one in the box was already sold) but the 5326G adds a lot of features at double the price. What models do you guys think offer the most/best features for their price?

At the current moment the Patek Philippe 3970 is the only perpetual chronograph that offers the most bang for the buck. No other complicated world-class Patek can be found at these price ranges. The ref. 3970 is a truly under appreciated watch but based on recent auctions we might start to see them performing the way they should.

We know that getting as much bang as possible for the buck is a major pot-sweetener when it comes to picking a watch, and so we went 'round HODINKEE HQ and asked all and sundry to tap a favorite under the magic ,000 . All in all, brand new Patek Philippe vs Audemars Piguet retail prices are comparable. Patek wins in the value retention department, but that also means AP tends to provide a better horological bang for your buck as a shopper on . At the heart of the Patek Philippe 3970 lies a masterpiece of precision—the CH 27-70, a movement based on the renowned Lemania 2310, meticulously refined by Patek Philippe. What can you tell us about the movement? At CHF 67,000, it feels like a decent bang for your buck if you can get one. The monocounter at 6 o'clock (now matching the color of the dial) is a fantastic way to simplify a beautiful dial that only got better by removing the red font and red hands and going all-in on a classic, monotone blue design.

Patek Philippe introduces its latest perpetual calendar chronograph: the Ref. 5270P-014 with gradated green dial. We bring you the details and our thoughts.