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PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 5029, A RARE GOLD MINUTE REPEATING CHRONOMETER WRISTWATCH

Lot 11
08.04.2021 16:00UTC +04:00
Classic
Sold
$ 250 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Arab Emirates, Dubai
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ID 515113
Lot 11 | PATEK PHILIPPE, REF. 5029, A RARE GOLD MINUTE REPEATING CHRONOMETER WRISTWATCH
Estimate value
$ 250 000 – 350 000
YEAR: 1998
CASE MATERIAL: 18k rose gold made by the legendary case maker Jean-Pierre Hagmann (features the JHP hallmark on the inside of the officer caseback).
DIAMETER: 35 mm.
STRAP MATERIAL: Patek Philippe brown CROCODILE leather strap
DIAL: Champagne-tone dial with applied gold Breguet numerals and hands
MOVEMENT: Cal. R 27 PS, self-winding micro-rotor
FUNCTIONS: Time, minute repeater,
CLASP: Patek Philippe 18k white gold buckle
WITH: Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming 1998 as the year of manufacture and 25 September, 1998, as the date of sale.

Ψ The endangered species straps shown here are for display purposes only and is not for sale. Upon sale, each watch will be supplied to the buyer with a black leather strap.

Manufactur:Patek Philippe
Applied technique:Mechanical movement
Medium:Gold
Art style:Modern art
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
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