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Originally Posted by zahain
Way different to a 5270p. Most ordered sold very quickly and if there were any left un allocated sold instantly after being discontinued (dont think there were really any sitting). The application pieces now really only apply to enamel worldtime, minuet repeaters, tourbillion and the grandmaster chime. Split seconds & PCC are depending on region, just supplied to AD’s as normal
I think the 5270p would sell better if it was a true salmon colour as when i saw it, looked more golden. The blackened gold numerals & hands probably play some part also as its more sporty than traditional
My AD received 2-3 5270p’s so far so you can assume there will be approximately around 1,000 of them if not more. 5970p is around the 500 mark so Patek these days have been overproducing on the grand comps
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i totally agree with your conclusions. 5270P salmon dial was pretty much readily available and green dial is as well. there is even one for sale on the rüschenbeck webpage in germany.