Swiss gold lapel quartz watch with chain and brooch Circa 1989

Gold lapel watch with chain and brooch fastened to a bow 
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A fine Swiss, 18k gold lady’s lapel quartz watch hanging from an 18k gold chain and brooch fastened to a suede bow, circa 1989. Made in a limited edition of 2000 examples in 1989 to celebrate Patek Philippe’s 150th anniversary. White enamel dial with painted Breguet numerals, outer minute track, and original black gold Breguet hands. Movement with quartz standardization. Solid and polished case, curved band, Louis XV winding crown. Dial, case, and movement signed.
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Diameter: 25 mm
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Signed: Patek Philippe  Genève
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Patek Philippe “Les Impériales” Lapel Watches worn traditionally on the lapel of a lady’s finest dress, this type of watch lost its popularity when Patek Philippe introduced the first ladies’ wristwatch in 1868. To commemorate its 150th anniversary, Patek Philippe decided to bring back the lapel watch. The delicate silhouette of the Impériales is a charming voyage back to the drawing-room of the 19th century. The case is similar to that of the Officier, but with a quartz movement and Louis XV winding crown.
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The limited-edition was produced as follows:
– 50 pieces in 18K yellow gold with a leather bow
– 50 pieces in 18K yellow gold with a velvet bow
– 50 pieces in 18K yellow gold with a suede bow
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The watches all feature a white dial, Breguet numerals and Breguet hands. A commemorative medal was delivered, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the manufacture.