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Two reasons
Jul 02, 2008,08:27 AM - (view entire thread)	By: SJX (registered) [DR Moderator] \| PM Posts: 3295

1. Patek does not make a model like that, and has not made a model like that as far as I know.

2. The movement is a familiar one found in many fake chronograph watches.

- SJX

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Main Post Is this Patek a Fake? - ajshap1 (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-05:57

Yes. [nt] - SJX (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-05:58

How can you tell? Thanks - ajshap1 (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-06:01

Amongst other things... - Cpt.Crunch (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-06:15

Not really, closer to a Valjoux 72 in fact! - Dje (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-07:25

Hi Jerome, - SuitbertW (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-08:26

You're right Suitbert! - Dje (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-09:11

Two reasons - SJX (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-08:27

yes 100 % [nt] - walterc19 (registered) on July 2nd, 2008-06:43

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