patrickh
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Thanks, but I am not
Mar 20, 2015,13:26 PM
in position to apply for the Black Swann ;-(((
Only collectors with large PP collection, well known of Stern Family, could have this honor ;-)))
If, I only have chance to see it, before its sale, I will be very Happy.
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Beautiful art work.
By: dr.kol : March 19th, 2015-10:24
But the vessels - aren't they a bit too much symbolic? I think they are designed Titanic now laying very deep on the bottom of North Atlantic. Best, Kari
I like the black swan
By: Bruno.M1 : March 19th, 2015-10:46
I really like enamel dials but somehow I still prefer a world timer with an enamel dial map 5131R is again a winner!
There's no denying
By: Time to watch : March 19th, 2015-12:34
that all rare handcraft watches possess a special beauty, however None of the watches released for basel 2015 appealed to me the first time I saw them, And they still don't now. My wallets happy but I'm still a bit disappointed. Sincerely H.
Hi Gordon,
By: Time to watch : March 20th, 2015-08:47
Thanks for posting, I always appreciate seeing any and all rare handcrafts! Pocket watches are not part of my interest, yet. Although the enamel and engraving found on them are always eye catching as evidenced by your photo. There was a rare handcraft wat...
Hi H, I am a simple man, so what caught my eyes
By: GLau : March 20th, 2015-09:22
was the 5131R naturally because I love collecting Patek Worldtimers !! :) Unfortunately I have not seen engraved dial for the 2015 handycraft wristwatch. Do you have a photo ? Cheers, Gordon
As there are
By: Time to watch : March 21st, 2015-00:21
people working towards bringing us a report with pics I would rather not undermine their time and work by doing so. Also my pics aren't clear enough to warrant a post. I'm sure we will see all the offerings here soon and look forward to your opinions. All...
With rare handcrafts
By: Time to watch : March 23rd, 2015-11:37
I find you either love it or not, there's no real middle ground. Sincerely H. ...
Swiss alps
By: geross : March 19th, 2015-14:07
Beautiful enamel work. The mountains makes , a picture of sturdiness and strength , longevity. Thanks for posting gordon. Best Geross
Nice pics Gordon
By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : March 20th, 2015-03:49
I like the black swan and also the Swiss alps! Cheers Robin
Gorgeous !
By: jrwong23 (aka watchthebin) : March 20th, 2015-21:09
Thanks Gordon! Cheers Robin
closer look at special hands on Swan models
By: patrickh : March 20th, 2015-05:49
extracted from the official PP video, posted today on their web-site: black swan: ELEGANCE & Just SUPERB ++++++ and the white swan: what an artistic work done in all parts. These hands are awesome. Thanks for viewing prior in-live PuristsPro report BR...
Hi Patrickh, these hands have previously appeared in...
By: GLau : March 20th, 2015-09:34
Basel 2010 for 5077 / 100 P titled "Native Indians of the Great Plains" These "feather" hands were meant to complement the motif with the Native Indians Hope this is helpful Cheers, Gordon
Thanks, but I am not
By: patrickh : March 20th, 2015-13:26
in position to apply for the Black Swann ;-((( Only collectors with large PP collection, well known of Stern Family, could have this honor ;-))) If, I only have chance to see it, before its sale, I will be very Happy.
Wow, what a Beauty.
By: patrickh : March 21st, 2015-09:49
I like it ++++++++++++++++++++ Thanks so much Gordon. I keep it on my screen saver ;-))) BRs Patrickh
Love your sense of humour mate
By: watch-guy.com : March 23rd, 2015-23:12
Yes < i have made some enquiries but chances are very slim PS I hope your previous advert was successful ;)) Kind regards Julian
Hi Julian, my understand from my AD is that ...
By: GLau : March 24th, 2015-10:02
the 5077P family, which the swan belongs to, goes for around US$100,000+/- depending on the enamel work + diamonds involved although no pocket change, allocation is still the key issue good luck !! Gordon
Thanks Gordon..
By: watch-guy.com : March 24th, 2015-12:50
A suppose one way to justify it . is to look at it as a piece of wearable art still $100k...gulp Julian