PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS AND MULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL
PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS AND MULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL
PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS AND MULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL
PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS AND MULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL
3 More
PATEK PHILIPPEMULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL
PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS AND MULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL

SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CIE., MOVEMENT NO. 195'318, CASE NO. 418'188, MANUFACTURED IN 1920

Details
PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EXTREMELY RARE AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE 18K GOLD KEYLESS LEVER WATCH WITH SWEEP CENTRE SECONDS AND MULTI-TONE SECTOR DIAL
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CIE., MOVEMENT NO. 195'318, CASE NO. 418'188, MANUFACTURED IN 1920
Movement: Manual
Dial: Silvered, Multi-tone sector
Case: 34.5 mm. diam.
With: Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch in 1920, and its subsequent sale on 30 August 1941

Brought to you by

Remi Guillemin
Remi Guillemin Head of Watches, Europe and Americas

Check the condition report or get in touch for additional information about this

If you wish to view the condition report of this lot, please sign in to your account.

Sign in
View condition report

Lot Essay

The extract from the archives confirms production of the present watch in 1920 with silvered dial, raised gold hour-markers, 1⁄5 seconds graduation, and its subsequent sale on 30 August 1941.

Stunningly proportioned and supremely elegant, the present yellow gold keyless watch, manufactured in 1920, features what many collectors regard as one of the most attractive dials of the time - the multi-tone sector dial with sweep centre seconds. Sector dials gained popularity in the 1930s and typically featured striking multi-tone silver designs with dark Roman or Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock.

The FAB. SUISSE designation printed on the dial is only seen on watches that were exported to France. On the present watch, it is confirmed by the presence of the ‘double-owl’ French import mark.

More from Rare Watches Including Watches for ELA

View All
View All