Patek Philippe Pocket Watch, Open Face, Bassine Style Yellow Gold 18 Karat, 1918
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Patek Philippe Pocket Watch, Open Face, Bassine Style Yellow Gold 18 Karat, 1918
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- Weight:58.6 g
- Case Dimensions:Height: 0.4 in (10 mm)Diameter: 1.74 in (44 mm)
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- Date of Manufacture:1918
- Condition:Repaired: We have give a full service to the watch So we give 2 years of garantee on the good functining af the watch: Taking into account the age of the timepiece, keep the time well, but you should not expect the accuracy of a new timepiece from a more than. Polished. Wear consistent with age and use.
- Seller Location:Heerlen, NL
- Reference Number:Seller: H90323991stDibs: LU190829947572
Patek Philippe
It shouldn’t be surprising that a Patek Philippe holds the world auction record for a watch ($31.2 million for a Patek Grandmaster Chime, sold at Christie’s). Known for impeccable craftsmanship and some of the most complicated timepieces ever created, the brand is considered by many to be the height of fine watchmaking. Collectors simply love Patek Philippe watches.
The house was founded in Geneva in 1839 by Polish expats Antoni Patek and Franciszek Czapek. Czapek left the firm, and in 1845, Patek partnered with French watchmaker Jean Adrien Philippe. It was the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
Catering to the glitterati of Europe, the pair counted among their clients Tolstoy, Pope Pius IX and Queen Victoria, as well as Countess Koscowicz of Hungary, for whom they created the first Swiss-made wristwatch in 1868. They also had their eye on the American market and in 1851 entered an arrangement with Tiffany & Co. still in effect today.
During the Great Depression, brothers Jean and Charles Stern, who had previously supplied Patek Philippe with watch dials, bought the company, and it continues to be run by the Stern family today.
Under the Sterns, the house has developed some of its most famous models, including the Calatrava, an elegantly minimal dress watch introduced in 1932 and named for the Calatrava Cross (the company’s logo since 1887), and the Nautilus, the brand’s first sports watch, conceived by legendary designer Gérald Genta in 1976.
Despite the house’s longevity, it’s rumored that it has manufactured fewer than a million Patek watches, making each one all the more coveted. (The brand's pieces are understandably attractive to counterfeiters — make sure you know how to spot a fake Patek Philippe watch.)
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