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    Sale 1441

    IMPORTANT POCKET WATCHES AND WRISTWATCHES

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    3 December 2004

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    • PATEK PHILIPPE. A RARE AND IMP
    Lot 155

    PATEK PHILIPPE. A RARE AND IMPORTANT 18K GOLD MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL CALENDAR OPENFACE KEYLESS LEVER POCKET WATCH WITH PHASES OF THE MOON

    SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVE, NO. 866584, CASE NO. 332915, REF. 880, CIRCA 1980

    Price realised

    USD 119,500

    Estimate

    USD 50,000 - USD 70,000

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    PATEK PHILIPPE. A RARE AND IMPORTANT 18K GOLD MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL CALENDAR OPENFACE KEYLESS LEVER POCKET WATCH WITH PHASES OF THE MOON
    Signed Patek Philippe, Geneve, No. 866584, Case No. 332915, Ref. 880, circa 1980
    With nickel-finished lever movement, mono-metallic compensation balance, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, 29 jewels, two polished hammers minute repeating on two steel gongs, under cuvette, silvered matte dial with applied gold baton numerals, three subsidiary dials indicating day combined with 24 hours, month combined with leap year cycle, date combined with constant seconds, heavy plain case with repeat slide in the band, case, dial and movement signed
    52mm diam

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    Lot Essay

    This watch is accompanied by a Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives.

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