Very fine, rare Swiss aviator style chronograph Circa 1935
- Kenmerk
- SB0480
- Diameter
- 63 mm
- Estimate
- € 10.000 - 20.000
- Price sold
- € 70.700
Silver open faced lever chronograph by Patek Philippe
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A very fine and rare Swiss silver aviator style open faced keyless chronograph watch, circa 1935. Cal. 21″‘ gilt manual winding jewelled nickel lever movement made in 1907, bimetallic compensation balance, moustache escapement, curved bridges. Silver hinged cuvette. Silvered dial, luminescent Arabic numerals and hands, outer precision rail track calibrated for 1/5th seconds and sunken subsidiary constant seconds. Plain polished circular case, chronograph operated through the crown, snap on case back. Case, dial, and movement signed. With an Extract from the Archives confirming sale on October 11th 1935 stating the movement was encased in 1935.
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A very fine and rare Swiss silver aviator style open faced keyless chronograph watch, circa 1935. Cal. 21″‘ gilt manual winding jewelled nickel lever movement made in 1907, bimetallic compensation balance, moustache escapement, curved bridges. Silver hinged cuvette. Silvered dial, luminescent Arabic numerals and hands, outer precision rail track calibrated for 1/5th seconds and sunken subsidiary constant seconds. Plain polished circular case, chronograph operated through the crown, snap on case back. Case, dial, and movement signed. With an Extract from the Archives confirming sale on October 11th 1935 stating the movement was encased in 1935.
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Diameter: 63 mm
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Signed: Patek Philippe & Co Genève
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Patek Philippe military watches are considered extremely rare and collectable. This watch was originally accompanied by a cable which could be attached via a hole in the chronograph pusher to the stem, thereby allowing the chronograph mechanism to be activated from a distance. This is an especially rare example used for military purposes. The movement of this watch was made in 1907 and encased in 1935.
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Signed: Patek Philippe & Co Genève
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Patek Philippe military watches are considered extremely rare and collectable. This watch was originally accompanied by a cable which could be attached via a hole in the chronograph pusher to the stem, thereby allowing the chronograph mechanism to be activated from a distance. This is an especially rare example used for military purposes. The movement of this watch was made in 1907 and encased in 1935.
Signed: Patek Philippe & Co Genève
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