Patek Philippe
Manufacturer: Patek Philippe Year: 1924 Movement No: 806'567 Case No: 289'240 Model Name: "Officier" Material: 18k yellow gold Calibre: Manual, cal. 12''', 15 jewels Bracelet/Strap: Leather Clasp/Buckle: Yellow gold plated pin buckle Dimensions: 31mm. Diameter Signed: Case, dial and movement signed Accessories: Accompanied by an Extract from the Archives confirming manufacture in 1924 and subsequent sale on June 10, 1925 Catalogue Essay The elegant silhouette and timelessly elegant design of the present Patek Philippe will certainly attract not only the Patek Philippe collector but also collectors of early wristwatches. The beautiful white enamel dial has been created using the Grand Feu technique which consists of layering the dial with enamel and cooking it approximately 5 to 7 times in a kiln heated to 800°C, each successive firing can jeopardize the quality of the dial which can either break or see the formation of bubbles. The enamel dial of this watch is flawless, illustrating the dexterity and skill that has defined Patek Philippe since its inception. An inscription in the interior caseback indicates that the present lot was created especially for the prestigious, Milan-based retailer Eberhard, whose name also proudly sits atop the dial’s seconds sub-dial. To the best of our research this is only the second known Patek Philippe with an officer case and enamel dial to bear the Eberhard signature. With its hinged caseback, white enamel dial, and charismatic blue spade hands, the present lot showcases the delightful beauty of yesteryear that is today a stylish and elegant statement watch with retro-chic appeal. Read More
Patek Philippe
Manufacturer: Patek Philippe Year: 1924 Movement No: 806'567 Case No: 289'240 Model Name: "Officier" Material: 18k yellow gold Calibre: Manual, cal. 12''', 15 jewels Bracelet/Strap: Leather Clasp/Buckle: Yellow gold plated pin buckle Dimensions: 31mm. Diameter Signed: Case, dial and movement signed Accessories: Accompanied by an Extract from the Archives confirming manufacture in 1924 and subsequent sale on June 10, 1925 Catalogue Essay The elegant silhouette and timelessly elegant design of the present Patek Philippe will certainly attract not only the Patek Philippe collector but also collectors of early wristwatches. The beautiful white enamel dial has been created using the Grand Feu technique which consists of layering the dial with enamel and cooking it approximately 5 to 7 times in a kiln heated to 800°C, each successive firing can jeopardize the quality of the dial which can either break or see the formation of bubbles. The enamel dial of this watch is flawless, illustrating the dexterity and skill that has defined Patek Philippe since its inception. An inscription in the interior caseback indicates that the present lot was created especially for the prestigious, Milan-based retailer Eberhard, whose name also proudly sits atop the dial’s seconds sub-dial. To the best of our research this is only the second known Patek Philippe with an officer case and enamel dial to bear the Eberhard signature. With its hinged caseback, white enamel dial, and charismatic blue spade hands, the present lot showcases the delightful beauty of yesteryear that is today a stylish and elegant statement watch with retro-chic appeal. Read More
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