Patek Philippe Watches
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18k white gold, black alligator strap (95% Mint) with 18k white gold deployant clasp, diamond bezel, ebony black opaline dial with diamond markers, automatic (324 SC), date, Ref. 5297G-001, 38mm, factory service in September 2023, head is Like New in service box with service papers
$26,500 our price, Wire OnlyOur ID PP263 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart -
18k white gold, shiny peacock blue alligator with tang buckle set with 27 diamonds (~0.21 ct), 62 diamond (~.82 ct) bezel, hand-guilloched gray-blue dial, automatic (Cal. 240 HU), World Time, 24-hour and day / night indication for all 24 zones, display back, micro-rotor, Ref. 7130G-016, warranty dated September 2022, 36mm, Retail = $61,390, Like New in Box with Papers$37,725 our price, Wire OnlyOur ID PP274 : Ask A Question : Add To Cart
Patek Philippe Watches
One of the most exclusive brands of fine timepieces, Patek Phillippe has been in the watchmaking business since 1839 when a pair of Polish entrepreneurs, businessman Antoine Nobert de Patek and watchmaker Francois Czapek, began making pocket watches in Geneva. In 1845, French watchmaker Jean-Adrien Phillippe joined the company, and in 1851, the company's name was changed to Patek Phillippe S.A. The company's 80+ patents are just one of its claims to fame; others include its royal customers -- including Queen Victoria, Prince Albert, Hussein Kamel, and Countess Koscowicz of Hungary, for whom they created the first Swiss wristwatch -- and a long history of experimental innovation, including some of the world's most complicated horological creations.
To celebrate Patek Phillippe's 150th anniversary in 1989, the Calibre 89 pocket watch -- which has 39 complications, including the date of Easter, sunrise, sidereal time, and a 2,800 star chart -- was produced, and became the world's most complicated timepiece. All of their more common pieces incorporate the same fine manufacturing, elegant styling, precision craftsmanship, and precious materials in their production.