PATEK PHILIPPE. A HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND EXCEPTIONALLY RARE, FRESH TO THE MARKET 18K GOLD PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH MOON PHASES AND GERMAN CALENDAR
13.05.2023 11:00UTC +01:00
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1739000CHF CHF 1 739 000
Auctioneer | CHRISTIE'S |
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Event location | Switzerland, Geneva |
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ID 949136
Lot 132 | PATEK PHILIPPE. A HIGHLY IMPORTANT AND EXCEPTIONALLY RARE, FRESH TO THE MARKET 18K GOLD PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH MOON PHASES AND GERMAN CALENDAR
Estimate value
CHF 1 000 000 – 2 000 000
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVE, REF. 2499, FIRST SERIES, MOVEMENT NO. 868’544, CASE NO. 691’611, MANUFACTURED IN 1953
Movement: Manual
Dial: Silvered with German calendar
Case: 37.6 mm. diam.
With: 18k gold Patek Philippe buckle, Extract from the Archives confirming manufacture of the present watch in 1953 and its subsequent sale on 5th November 1957
Remark: From the family of the original owner, the only known with German calendar
Special notice
This lot is subject to standard Swiss VAT rules and 7.7% VAT will be charged on the ‘hammer’ and the ‘buyer’s premium’
Post lot text
SHOULD YOU WISH TO BID ON THIS LOT, YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN A HIGH VALUE PADDLE
Manufactur: | Patek Philippe |
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Applied technique: | Chronograph, Perpetual calendar |
Medium: | Gold |
Art style: | Pre War, Vintage |
Place of origin: | Europe |
Auction house category: | Men's wristwatches |
Manufactur: | Patek Philippe |
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Applied technique: | Chronograph, Perpetual calendar |
Medium: | Gold |
Art style: | Pre War, Vintage |
Place of origin: | Europe |
Auction house category: | Men's wristwatches |
Address of auction |
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