PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EARLY 18K GOLD HALF HUNTER CASE KEYLESS LEVER POCKET WATCH
PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EARLY 18K GOLD HALF HUNTER CASE KEYLESS LEVER POCKET WATCH

SIGNED PATEK, PHILIPPE & CO., GENEVA, NO. 39619, MANUFACTURED IN 1871

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PATEK PHILIPPE. AN EARLY 18K GOLD HALF HUNTER CASE KEYLESS LEVER POCKET WATCH
SIGNED PATEK, PHILIPPE & CO., GENEVA, NO. 39619, MANUFACTURED IN 1871
Cal. 15 gilt-finished jeweled lever movement, wolf's tooth winding, gold cuvette with inscription, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds, engine-turned case, the back with raised monogram, raised Roman numeral chapters to the front lid surrounding the aperture, cuvette signed
30mm diam.

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With Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch in 1871 and its subsequent sale on July 31 of the following year.

The cuvette of the present watch is engraved for "Emily T. Vanderbilt, July 1872." Grandaughter of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, Emily Thorn is listed as the wife of William D. Sloane, director of the Guaranty Trust Company and the National City Bank of New York. Together the couple erected and endowed the Sloane Hospital for Women in 1886 as the first hospital in New York dedicated to women's healthcare. It became part of New York Presbyterian Hospital in 1925 as it remains to this day.

To the best of our knowledge, this watch has never before been offered in public.

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