Gold Swiss hunting cased minute repeater Circa 1907
- Kenmerk
- SA1023
- Diameter
- 49 mm
- Estimate
- € 7.000 - 12.000
- Price sold
- € 10.800
Gold hunting cased minute repeating watch
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An 18k yellow gold Swiss hunting cased minute repeating watch, circa 1907, movement, bimetallic compensation balance, 31 jewels, minute repeating on two hammers, 18k yellow gold cuvette.
White enamel dial, Breguet numerals, steel black hands.
Coat of arms engraved to the hinged back, case, dial, cuvette and movement signed.
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Diameter: 49 mm
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Signed: Patek Philippe & Cie Geneve
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An 18k yellow gold Swiss hunting cased minute repeating watch, circa 1907, movement, bimetallic compensation balance, 31 jewels, minute repeating on two hammers, 18k yellow gold cuvette.
White enamel dial, Breguet numerals, steel black hands.
Coat of arms engraved to the hinged back, case, dial, cuvette and movement signed.
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Diameter: 49 mm
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Signed: Patek Philippe & Cie Geneve
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Extract from the Archives confirming numerals and sale in 1924.On 1 May 1839 the Polish businessman Antoni Patek and the Polish watchmaker Franciszek Czapek founded a company in Geneva that they named Patek, Czapek and Cie. Czapek lived in Switzerland since 1832 and changed his name to François Czapek when he became nationolized.The company ran well but they split up in 1844 and each set up their own company: Patek and Cie and Czapek and Cie.In 1844 Patek met the French watchmaker Jean-Adrien Philippe, who demonstrated his new invention: the first watch without a wind-up key. Patek and Philippe decided to work together from 1845 and in 1851 their company Patek Philippe and Cie was founded. In 1901 the name was officially Ancienne Manufacture d’Horlogerie Patek Philippe and Cie, S.A.Extract from the Archives confirming numerals and sale in 1924.
Extract from the Archives confirming numerals and sale in 1924.On 1 May 1839 the Polish businessman Antoni Patek and the Polish watchmaker Franciszek Czapek founded a company in Geneva that they named Patek, Czapek and Cie. Czapek lived in Switzerland since 1832 and changed his name to François Czapek when he became nationolized.The company ran well but they split up in 1844 and each set up their own company: Patek and Cie and Czapek and Cie.In 1844 Patek met the French watchmaker Jean-Adrien Philippe, who demonstrated his new invention: the first watch without a wind-up key. Patek and Philippe decided to work together from 1845 and in 1851 their company Patek Philippe and Cie was founded. In 1901 the name was officially Ancienne Manufacture d’Horlogerie Patek Philippe and Cie, S.A.Extract from the Archives confirming numerals and sale in 1924.
Signed: Patek Philippe et Cie Geneve
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