This may not be a similar case you'll see for the 5170. It's really a millimeter larger, and features incredible stepped lugs Finally, what lets us really know this isn't simply a pared-down http://www.hhibt.com/cheap-replica-omega-watches-uk.html 5170 is, well, the fact that it's automatic! Instead of using the manually wound caliber 29-535 PS and knocking out the registers, Patek had re-worked the automatic 28-520 (the same caliber as in the 5980 / 5990 / 5960). This vertical-clutch column wheel chronograph for the 5975 has been pumped up in terms of precision specifically for this watch, and in keeping with the vintage style of this piece, it will not be visible through the case back. Instead, you will see this.And on the buckle, you'll also see 1839-2014. Here are a few http://www.hhibt.com/cheap-replica-tag-heuer-watches-uk.html early looks at the pieces in the metal taken tonight in Geneva. While Patek provided press images of the platinum and yellow-gold version, you can see white and rose here.The 5975 is NOT a new production piece, but a very limited edition model to commemorate a very special day in Patek Philippe's history. The 5975 will be available in rose gold, yellow gold, and white gold, all in 400 pieces and each at CHF 55,000, and also in platinum with a black dial in 100 pieces at CHF 78,000. Today is a very big day for us Patek Philippe lovers – it is the day that this great Genevan company will unveil its celebratory timepieces for its 175th birthday http://www.hhibt.com/. I am in Geneva to cover this at length when the curtain lifts later tonight, but before we get to that, I thought today was as good a day as any to show you a little something special. Since starting HODINKEE over six years ago, I've gotten to see some incredibly important, and rare, timepieces. Pieces like split-seconds chronographs from Rolex, an Hermes-signed Paul Newman Daytona, a unique chronometer grade Patek owned by a disgraced Texas attorney (and NOT by the guy from Fight Club, ever), and even a platinum 2499 owned by Eric Clapton. I've seen the first Grand Complication ever made by Patek Philippe, and more than a few mega-timepieces owned by the most important timepiece collector in history, New York banker Henry Graves Jr. But the one dream watch that I hadn't been able to touch in the metal was in fact the dreamiest of them all – the Henry Graves Jr. Patek Philippe Supercomplication, the most important (and expensive) watch on the planet. But late this summer, that changed.