Patek Philippe Perpetual Retrograde 18k Rose Gold Watch 5059R Box Papers
$269.00
Product code: 5059R
Availability: In stock
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Condition:Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller's listing for full details and description of any imperfections.See all condition definitions opens in a new window or tab about the condition
Type:Luxury
Case Color:Rose Gold
Brand: Patek Phillipe
Face Color:Silver
Gender:Unisex
Style:Sport
MPN: 5059R
Band Color:Brown
Case Material:Solid Gold
Band Material:Genuine Leather
Display:Analog
Model: Patek Philippe Retrograde Movement:Mechanical (Automatic)
Age Group:Adult
UPC: Does not apply
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I was in high school at the time. I repaired electric and some mechanical clocks. This was in Kansas City. I always had a fascination with mechanical objects. Today, after going through the digitals, LED, quartz and so on I wear a selfwinding Seiko. I have several old pocket watches purchased at auctions and a Baylor chronograph wind up (I understand this was made from TAG parts) that I bought in 1970. I will sit back and look at posts and comment if I have anything worth while to add. 
I have a Hamilton WW which has a case that stymies me. carefull inspection of the back of the watch with a loupe does not show a seam or joint in any of the angles on the back and the front shows no sign of a place where the stem would come free. I am used to Hamiltons opening by prying off the back with the movement as a unit. I suspect that the crystal has to be removed and that there is some way to remove the stem so the movement can be brought out and examined, but I don't want to damage 
