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PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 2033, A RARE AND IMPRESSIVE 18K GOLD, DIAMOND-SET AND ENAMEL DUAL TIME QUARTZ DESK PORTICO CLOCK

Sold
$ 106 250
Auction dateClassic
27.10.2021 14:00UTC +04:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
United Arab Emirates, Dubai
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ID 639402
Lot 108 | PATEK PHILIPPE REF. 2033, A RARE AND IMPRESSIVE 18K GOLD, DIAMOND-SET AND ENAMEL DUAL TIME QUARTZ DESK PORTICO CLOCK
CIRCA: 1990
SIZE: 13 cm. high, 16.5 cm. wide
Two burgundy red guilloché enamel dials with sunburst design, gold hands, each setting crown at the six position, set within gold frame with sculpted scrolled diamond-set bezels, red burgundy enamel accents, engraved gold backs with scroll motif, all within a portico design case, double curved burgundy red guilloché enamel and gold engraved tops, six finials, gold floral motif accents, supported by six burgundy red guilloché enamel columns, enhanced with diamond-set scroll design, all on top stepped gold and burgundy red guilloché enamel plinth with gold plaques under each clock, all set on a gold and burgundy red guilloché base with chamfered corners, gold scroll motif to the front and back, case, dials and movements signed
MOVEMENT: Two Cal. B21 quartz movements,
WITH: Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present clock with 200 diamonds in 1990 and its subsequent sale on May 23rd of the same year. Further accompanied by a Patek Philippe red leather presentation box
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
Gate Village, Building 5, Podium Level
20121 Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Preview
13.10.2021 – 27.10.2021
Phone +971 (0)4 425 5647
Fax +971 (0)4 425 5639
Email
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