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149-4126
Pocket watch: very fine Patek Philippe Ankerchronometer, prime quality, excellent quality and condition, Geneva 1891
Ca. Ø 51 mm, ca. 100 g, 18 K gold, extravagant case with engraved rim, very solid lids, matching numbers 95259 on case and movement, Ankerchronometer movement with big chronometer balance, patented fine adjusting device and wolf's toothing, bridge signed and numbered, very beautiful enamel dial with red minute register and red seconds, signed Patek Philippe and retailer's signature "Wright, Kay & Co Detroit", original hands, excellent condition, probably unused, in working order.
Hammerprice: 3.400 €
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149-4151
Pocket watch: very rare Patek Philippe pocket watch with center seconds and extract of the archive, Geneva 1906
Ca. Ø45 mm, ca. 76 g, 18 K gold, monogram HC on back, case no. 244066, movement no. 135161, precision lever movement with special fine adjusting device, wolf's toothing and moustache lever, original, signed dial; pink gold hands, very rare center seconds, very beautiful condition, with extract of the archive, in working order.
Hammerprice: 6.000 €
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149-4152
Pocket watch: early Patek Philippe gold hunting case watch, rare half-quarter repeater, PP no. 46074, ca. 1875
Ca. 50 mm, ca. 112 g, 18 K gold, matching numbers 46074 on case and movement, case signed E.F. Wolf, Hanover, Patek Philippe precision lever movement with wolf's toothing, repeating hours, quarters and half-quarters; rare, signed enamel dial with red minute register and red seconds, blued Breguet steel hands, back with peripheral flat dent, in working order, rare. The identical movement and case number suggest that Patek Philippe supplied the movement and dial of this watch to the German Chronometer maker Louis Eschholz/E.F. Wolf in Hanover and the watch was completed there, in the same way as Patek Philippe supplied Tiffany in New York. Louis Eschholz was born in Hanover in 1841 and is the successor of E.F. Wolf in Hanover. He was a member of the board of the Hanoverian watch making guild and submitted in 1903 the chronometer N ° 863 for examination. Louis Eschholz died on September 8, 1905 in Hanover.
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149-4153
Pocket watch: important, heavy Patek Philippe pocket watch chronometer no. 47756, observatory chronometer with cylindrical hairspring, Geneva ca. 1875, with extract of the archive
Ca. Ø53 mm, ca. 135 g, 18 K gold, "à goutte", gold monogram on back, signed Patek Philippe & Co. Geneve no. 47756, case no. 47756, exquisite chronometer movement, rare quality, cylindrical hairspring, with golden wheels, wolf's toothing, big chronometer balance with gold screws, moustache lever, signed enamel dial, fine steel hands, in very good condition, in working order, rarity. Patek Philippe produced only a few pocket watch chronometer with this observatory caliber, a few with lever escapement and a few with spring detent escapement. This special edition with golden wheels and cylindrical hairspring was probably made for the English market. A comparable chronometer from the same year with the number 47683, also with the same case number, was sold in Geneva auction (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/MLl). With extract of the archive.
Hammerprice: 15.000 €
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149-4154
Pocket watch: very rare gold/enamel Patek Philippe half hunting case watch no. 23294, from the former possession of a count, Geneva ca. 1865
Ca. Ø47 mm, ca. 86 g, 18 K gold, "à goutte" half hunting case, enameled monogram MRR on the back, enameled count crown, spring lid with cobalt blue enameled numerals, dome signed and numbered, Patek Philippe precision lever movement with wolf’s toothing, early crown winding movement, patent Adrien Philippe, very rare caliber, period of production of the caliber only between ca. 1865- ca. 1870, listed in Martin Huber & Alan Banbery "Patek Philippe" p. 120, very decorative enamel dial with red minute register and red seconds, also signed, original, blued steel hands; in good condition, in working order. This watch was very likely made for a Polish count. A comparable piece was sold in Geneva auction in 2003 for over 9,000 CHF.
Hammerprice: 2.600 €
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149-4155
Pocket watch: interesting, very early Patek Philippe watch with key winding and rare caliber, Patek Philippe & Co. Geneva no. 28581, ca. 1868
Ca. Ø47 mm, ca. 82 g, 18 K gold, engine turned, reeded mid section, signed and numbered, interesting and very rare bar movement with key winding, big balance with gold screws and mustache lever, enamel dial in very good condition, filigree Breguet steel hands, very beautiful condition, fine collector's watch, in working order.
Hammerprice: 2.500 €
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149-4156
Pocket watch: very fine pink gold Patek Philippe dress watch, ca. 1942
Ca. Ø45 mm, ca. 58 g, 18 K pink gold, engraved blossom on back, case no. 642897, movement no. 871352, Patek Philippe precision lever movement with Geneva striping and fine adjusting device, twice punched with Geneva seal, silvered dial in very beautiful condition, with gold numerals, pink gold hands, in good condition, from first owner, in working order, rare model from the 40's.
Hammerprice: 2.100 €
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149-4158
Pocket watch/pendant watch: exquisite Patek Philippe ladies watch with very rare caliber, no. 118919, ca. 1900
Ca. Ø32 mm, ca. 28 g, 18 K gold, monogram AJ on back, decorative engraving, case number 230470, Patek Philippe case punch, dome signed and numbered, very rare caliber with extravagant bridge, wolf's toothing and hoof-shaped bridge on top of the escape wheel, lever escapement, signed enamel dial in perfect condition, pink gold dial, in very beautiful condition, with old leather case, in working order.
Hammerprice: 1.200 €
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149-4164
Wristwatch: Patek Philippe rarity, one of the earliest Patek Philippe gentlemen's watch "Cushion-Shape" 18 K gold, Geneva 1908, with extract of the archive
Ca. 30 × 30 mm, 18 K gold, monogram LS on back, signed case, movement and dial; Patek Philippe, movement no. 147151, case no. 285732, one of the earliest Patek Philippe wristwatch calibers with wolf's toothing and moustache lever, gilt dial and Breguet hands (slight patina), leather strap, in good condition, back with flat dents, in working order, with extract of the archive, one of the earliest known wristwatches from Patek Philippe. A comparable Patek Philippe was sold in Geneva auction in 2000 for more than 19,550 CHF (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/4lj).
now only: 8.000 €
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149-4242
Pocket watch: important astronomic pocket watch repeater with perpetual calendar, zodiac calendar, minute repeater, important Geneva watchmaker from the environment of Patek Philippe, Laurent Gostkowski Genève no. 844, ca. 1886
Ca. Ø57 mm, ca. 165 g, 18 K pink gold, "à goutte" hunting case, multicolored enamel monogram with the year 1886 on back, case punch Laurent Gostkowski, dome signed and numbered, glazed movement, precision lever movement, prime quality with golden wheels, wolf's toothing, perpetual calendar, repeating hours, quarters and minutes; unique, original and signed enamel dial; indication of moon and the 12 zodiac signs, indicated by central gold hand, weekday and date indication, subsidiary seconds, blued steel hands, in very good condition, in working order, rarity. Laurent Gostkowski was born around 1850 in Nice, France. He was the son of Patek Philippe's partners Wincenty Gostkowski and Marie-Antoinette de Rabaudy. Father Wincenty (Vincent) Gostkowski (March 29, 1807 - August 29, 1884) was born in Grzymki, Poland, and emigrated to Geneva in the 1830s. He was a lawyer and an early contributor and co-owner of Patek & Cie., formerly known as Patek, Czapek & Cie. On May 15, 1845 the company got renamed to Patek & Cie after the joining of Jean-Adrien Philippe and Vincent Gostkowski. On June 30, 1847, at the age of 40, he married the French woman Marie-Antoinette de Rabaudy of Brest, twenty years younger than him. For this marriage Antoine Norbert de Patek and Jean Adrien Philippe were two of the three witnesses. On January 1, 1851, the name of Patek & Cie. changed in Patek Philippe & Co. On January 21, 1876 Vincent Gostkowski left the company Patek Philippe and founded with his son Laurent the family business Laurent Gostkowski in Geneva and later in Paris. Among their subcontractors was another former employee of Patek, Czapek & Cie, Henri Majewski from Lwów in Poland. The company won a watchmaking silver medal at the 1878 Paris World's Fair. Shortly thereafter, Gostkowski opened a new workshop near the Quai des Bergues in Geneva. One of the employees of Gostkowski was Emmanuel Cottier (1858-1930) father of Louis Cottier (1894-1966), a genius who, among other technical innovations, also invented the Patek Philippe World Time mechanism in 1931 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/OA9). Only a few watches from Gostkowski and Majewski, the former employees/partners of Patek Philippe, are known so far. All, however, represent the very highest Geneva quality and unmistakable resemblance to the early highly complicated Patek Philippe watches of the 1870s/1880s.
Hammerprice: 22.000 €
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149-4245
Pocket watch: rare table chronometer/deck watch chronometer, Patek Philippe "Naviquartz", series E 1200, from the 70's
Ca. 140 x 200 x 60 mm, aluminium case, black anodized, handle on back, chromed frame, serial plate on back, inscribed Naviquartz, series E 1200, precision quartz movement, chronometer for observation, white dial, center seconds, blued Breguet hands, in very good condition, in working order.
now only: 2.200 €
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