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174-4053
Ring watch: extraordinary ring watch, signed Patek Philippe, probably from the 30s
Ca. Ø20mm, round case with probably later attached ring band, 18K gold, inside punched Patek Philippe No. 418935, manual winding, Patek Philippe lever movement number 851918, Geneva striping, silvered dial with 2 applied Roman numerals "12" and "6", intact, cleaning recommended.
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174-4058
Pocket watch: Patek Philippe rarity, one of the smallest pendant/ lady's watches manufactured by Patek Philippe in the quality of a precision pocket watch, No.172648, ca. 1913
Ca. Ø27mm, ca. 22g, 18K gold, special case with revolving pendant to wear the watch revolving on a chain, integrated hinges, case number 279247, Patek Philippe punch, dome signed and numbered, movement number 172648, very rare special calibre with 18 jewels, made in the same quality as the large Patek Philippe pocket watches, adjusted in 8 positions, Geneva striping, moustache lever, completely signed and numbered, very beautiful and original signed enamel dial with red minutes, original gold hands, in excellent condition, very rare. Normally, the Patek Philippe lady's watches were equipped with simpler cylindre movements, but the miniature watch here is equipped with a top-class lever movement.
Hammerprice: 2.200 €plus charge
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174-4060
Pocket watch: interesting, very early Patek Philippe watch with key winding and rare calibre, Patek Philippe & Co. Geneva No. 28581, ca. 1868
Ca. Ø47mm, ca. 82g, 18K gold, engine turned, reeded mid section, signed and numbered, interesting and very rare bar movement with key winding, large balance with gold screws and moustache lever, enamel dial in very good condition, filigree Breguet steel hands, in very beautiful condition, fine collector's watch, in working order.
Hammerprice: 2.000 €plus charge
174-4061
Pocket watch: elegant Patek Philippe man's pocket watch with original box, Ankerchronometer, delivered to the chronometer maker Rodanet in Paris, ca. 1885
Ca. Ø46mm, ca. 72g, 18K pink gold, very high quality case, case and movement with matching number 71659, dome signed and numbered, Patek Philippe Ankerchronometer movement with extra large balance, moustache lever, winding wheels with wolf's toothing, enamel dial with Roman numerals (small hairline at the rim), blued steel hands, probably original box, in good condition, in working order.
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174-4062
Pocket watch: heavy Geneva Ankerchronometer of special quality, "Chronometre Du Bois" Rio de Janeiro, No.84187, ca. 1900
Ca. Ø54mm, ca. 129g, 18K pink gold, dome signed, case and movement with matching number, Geneva top calibre, very similar to the calibres of Patek Philippe, numbered and signed on the bridge Ed Koehn Geneve, large chronometer balance, fine adjusting device, wolf's toothing, signed enamel dial in perfect condition, red 24h indication, pink gold hands, in working order and in very beautiful condition. The detailed history of this watch, which is very similar to a Patek Philippe watch, is described in Klaus Pöhlmann: "Edouard Koehn - über eine Uhr auf seiner Spur", Klassik Uhren 1/1997, p. 26 et seq.
Hammerprice: 2.200 €plus charge
174-4083
Wristwatch: extremely rare large Art Deco man's watch by Patek Philippe with black dial, No. 832612, ca. 1935
Ca. 20 × 42mm, domed 18K gold case, case number 616769, Patek Philippe punch, slightly domed back, manual winding, fine Geneva calibre with 18 jewels, Geneva striping, signed Patek Philippe & Co. No.832612, extremely rare black dial with enamelled inscription, black leather strap, in working order.
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174-4104
Pocket watch: early and very rare gold/ enamel hunting case watch with matching gold/ enamel chain, Patek Philippe No.28162, ca. 1867
Ca. Ø39mm, ca. 52g, 18K gold, both sides enamelled, both sides with spring lids, case and movement with matching number 28162, dome signed and numbered, Patek Philippe lever movement with moustache lever, key winding, enamel dial in perfect condition, finest Breguet steel hands; the watch comes with a corresponding very decorative 18K gold chain, also blue enamelled, high-quality screwed clasp; in working order, according to our opinion in completely original condition, Patek Philippe collector's watch in museum-quality, especially made for Bailey & Co.
Hammerprice: 2.700 €plus charge
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174-4116
Pocket watch: heavy Patek Philippe gold hunting case watch, top quality, so-called Ankerchronometer No.109178, ca. 1905
Ca. Ø51mm, ca. 118g, 18K gold, hunting case à-goutte, case number 225494, Patek Philippe punch, dome signed and numbered, movement number 109178, Ankerchronometer movement with special fine adjusting device, extra large chronometer balance, wolf's toothing, bridge also signed and numbered, original signed enamel dial, blued steel hands, completely original and in very beautiful condition, also in excellent technical condition, Geneva top quality.
Hammerprice: 4.100 €plus charge
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174-4117
Pocket watch: early Patek Philippe gold hunting case watch, Ankerchronometer No. 45207, ca. 1870
Ca. Ø50mm, ca. 108g, 18K pink gold, case with engraved noble coat of arms and slogan "A Dieu Au Roi a la Patrie"-"Zu Gott, Zum König, Zum Vaterland" ("To God, to the King, to the Fatherland"), case and movement numbered 45207, dome signed Patek Philippe and additional A.H. Rodanet Constructeur de Chronometres Paris, Patek Philippe commissioner in France, chronometer movement with extra large balance, lever escapement with moustache lever, very well preserved enamel dial, blued steel hands, probably original box by Rodanet, in working order, in very good condition, early Patek Philippe chronometer of very good quality.
Hammerprice: 3.200 €plus charge
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174-4126
Pocket watch: extremely rare Patek Philippe pocket chronograph, calibre Chronometro Gondolo with crown pusher, delivered to Dubois in Rio de Janeiro, No. 80874, ca.1888
Ca. Ø51.5mm, ca. 106g, 18K pink gold, à-goutte case, case number 207072, dome signed Patek Philippe and Du Bois Rio de Janeiro, movement number 80874, signed and numbered Patek Philippe Ankerchronometer movement of very rare quality, calibre Chronometro Gondolo in nickel plated version, special fine adjusting device, wolf's toothing, very early crown pusher chronograph, signed enamel dial with chronograph register, pink gold hands, in very beautiful condition, in working order. This watch is an extremely rare Patek Philippe chronograph. The 1st series for the South American market where the chronometer calibre "Gondolo" was used. This watch was not made for the typical receiver Gondolo & Labourian, Rio de Janeiro, but for the company Dubois in Rio!
Hammerprice: 9.500 €plus charge
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174-4128
Pocket watch: early Patek Philippe Ankerchronometer with chronograph, delivered to PP commissionaire Maurer in Barcelona, No.66430, ca. 1885
Ca. Ø50mm, ca. 112g, 18K pink gold, hunting case à-goutte, top quality, Patek Philippe punch, dome signed and numbered, case number and movement number 66430, very fine calibre, Ankerchronometer with extra large balance, wolf's toothing, chronograph, original signed enamel dial in perfect condition, blued steel hands, in very beautiful condition, in full working order, comes with original box.
Hammerprice: 7.000 €plus charge
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174-4152
Lorgnon: important museum-like lorgnon from the founding period of the company Patek Philippe, signed Czapek & Cie. No. 2470, Geneva ca. 1850
Ca.100mm long, ca. 51g, 18K gold, florally engraved and engine turned, spring lid blue enamelled, finest engine turned enamel, set with very fine Oriental pearls, under the spring lid the concealed watch, signed and numbered, time setting, adjusting and winding on the front, cylindre escapement, enamel dial in perfect condition, miniature Breguet hands, in very beautiful condition, in working order. During the founding phase of Patek Philippe the name was changed several times. Until 15th of May 1845 the company was called Patek, Czapek & Cie. After that it was split into Patek & Cie and Czapek and Cie. In the following years both companies produced a comparable range of products in a comparable quality and supplied nearly the same customer base. Mostly pocket watches and pendant watches were made. Form watches, watches integrated in a box, daggers, fans, perfume bottles and like here a lorgnon with integrated watches belong to the absolute rarities of both companies. The best known of these watches, also signed Czapek & Cie, is the so-called "Ostrich Fan Watch". A fan with an integrated miniature watch, similar to the lorgnon here, auctioned in Geneva 2011 (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/8oV). A watch in the shape of a purse Czapek & Cie. No. 3126, very similar in design, was sold for more than 30,000€ at the same auction (source: https://www.cortrie.de/go/mm2).
Hammerprice: 14.000 €plus charge
174-4053
Ring watch: extraordinary ring watch, signed Patek Philippe, probably from the 30s
now only: 2.000 €
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