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Patek Philippe Grand Complications Split Seconds Chronograph

Lot 194
02.12.2023 17:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 170 000
AuctioneerWETTMANN Luxusuhren
Event locationGermany, Essen
Buyer Premium14,28%
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ID 1066777
Lot 194 | Patek Philippe Grand Complications Split Seconds Chronograph
Estimate value
€ 205 000 – 245 000
Patek Philippe Grand Complications Split Seconds Chronograph
Patek Philippe Grand Complications Split Seconds Chronograph
Full-Set, Jahr 2015, Handaufzug, Chronograph, Rattrapante, Ewiger Kalender, Mondphase, Schaltjahresanzeige, Monats-, Wochentags- und Datumsanzeige, Sichtboden, Werk-Nr. 5251958/6042880 | Ref.-Nr. 5204P-011 | Cal. CHR 29-535 PS Q, 34 Rubine, Gehäuse 950 Platin, punziert, 1 Diamant im Gehäuse, ca. 0,02 ct, Durchmesser 40 mm, Armband ergänzt, Leder, Schließe ergänzt, Patek Philippe, 750 Weißgold, punziert, Länge 20,5 cm, Gesamtgewicht ca. 125,6 g, Funktion gangbar, geprüft, Zustand gut, Zustand und Funktionalität durch unseren Uhrmachermeister geprüft, mit Original-Box, -Umverpackung und -Papieren, Umverpackung gut, Box gut, mit Staubbeutel, Original-DinA4 Hefter mit Ursprungszertifikat, Bedienungsanleitung, Hefter mit Original-Umverpackung, lichtrandig, Etikett mit Artikelnummer, Stellstift, Original-Schraubboden, 950 Platin, punziert, Original-Armband, Alligatorleder*, Original-Faltschließe, 950 Platin anbei, Anmerkung: Das Aufgeld beträgt 14,28% inkl. MwSt. Für die Nutzung der Online-Bietkonsolen fällt eine zusätzliche Gebühr in Höhe von 3% zzgl. MwSt. (3,57%) an. *Infolge gesetzlicher Artenschutzbestimmungen, kein Versand eines Reptil-Lederbandes an eine Lieferadresse außerhalb der Europäischen Union.




Patek Philippe Grand Complications Split Seconds Chronograph
Full set, year 2015, manual winding, chronograph, rattrapante, perpetual calendar, moon phase, leap year indicator, month, weekday and date display, visible case back, movement no. 5251958/6042880 | ref. no. 5204P-011 | cal. CHR 29-535 PS Q, 34 rubies, case 950 platinum, hallmarked, 1 diamond in the case, approx. 0,02 ct, diameter 40 mm, strap replaced, leather, clasp replaced, Patek Philippe, 750 white gold, hallmarked, length 20,5 cm, total weight approx. 125,6 g, functional, tested, condition good, condition and functionality tested by our master watchmaker, with original box, outer packaging and papers, outer packaging good, box good, with dust bag, original DIN A4 binder with certificate of origin, instruction manual, binder with original outer packaging, light-margined, label with item number, setting pin, original screw back, 950 platinum, hallmarked, original strap, alligator leather*, original folding clasp, 950 platinum enclosed, note: The buyer's premium is 14,28% incl. VAT. For the use of the online bidding consoles there is an additional fee of 3% plus VAT (3.57%). *Due to legal species protection regulations, no shipping of a reptile leather strap to a delivery address outside the European Union.

Auction house category:Wrist watches
Address of auction WETTMANN Luxusuhren
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