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Old 25 April 2024, 10:13 PM   #109
vliberman
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Originally Posted by scurfa View Post
I think the saving will be made in time, I’m guessing when a Patek watchmaker completes a watch it will be sent to another department for water resistance testing, I can imagine now it’s put into a bench tester that has its own built in compressor and is safe to use and the standard version tests to the 30m now stated by Patek, I have my own diving and sports watch company and have the 100m version myself.

I’m sure the Nautilus and Aquanaut haven’t changed in design but are now only tested to 30m because it’s quick and easy for the watchmaker to do so.
I agree. There is a perception that PP is some artisanal unicorn where in reality most of its models are mass produced. Given that majority of production are Nautilus and Aquanauts, standardized production allows for a greater scale.
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