Patek Philippe. A rare 18K gold wristwatch
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Patek Philippe. A rare 18K gold wristwatch

SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENÈVE, CALATRAVA MODEL, RETAILED BY TRUCCHI, REF. 2450, MOVEMENT NO. 721'784, CASE NO. 675'749, MANUFACTURED IN 1953

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Patek Philippe. A rare 18K gold wristwatch
Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, Calatrava model, retailed by Trucchi, Ref. 2450, movement no. 721'784, case no. 675'749, manufactured in 1953
Cal. 12'''400 mechanical movement stamped twice with the Geneva seal, 18 jewels, swan neck regulator, silvered matte dial, applied gold facetted dagger numerals, outer minute divisions, subsidiary seconds, circular case, flat bezel, elongated lugs, snap on back, 18K gold buckle, case, dial and movement signed
35 mm. diam.
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With Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch with raised gold indices in 1953 and its subsequent sale on 25 January 1954.

The present watch impresses by its original overall condition and rare retailer's signature. Moreover, it is the only reference 2450 known to carry it. A simple yet stylish watch, it is suitable for everyday wear. The signature Trucchi belongs to the Italian retailer Trucchi, a long-term Patek Philippe retailer. The firm was established in Naples in 1907.

Reference 2450 with its two-body case was launched in 1948 and produced in two series. The first series was equipped with calibre 12-120. The second series, including the present watch, was fitted with calibre 12-400.

As the bezel and main body of the case are made as one, this Calatrava reference is also known as "monobloc".