Sold 246-4022 Pocket watch: high-quality French Ankerchronometer, Rodanet Paris No. 16829, ca. 1914 Ca. Ø49.5mm, ca. 79g, 18k gold, dome signed Rodanet, watchmaker of the Royal Navy No. 16829, case and movement with matching number, Ankerchronometer movement with particularly large balance, signed enamel dial with rare red 24 hour scale, pink gold hands, intact, cleaning recommended. Auguste Hilaire Rodanet was the son of Julien Hilaire Rodanet and Elisabeth Rodanet-Saumon de Sénac. He was a watchmaker, dealer and representative of Patek Philippe in France. Hammerprice: 1.050 € plus charge
Sold 246-4023 Pendant watch: miniature pendant watch, Patek Philippe Geneva, ca. 1900 Ca. Ø27mm, ca. 20g, 18K gold, rare case design with relief band, case with Patek Philippe signature and case number 259631, movement number 154604, precision lever movement, moustache lever, wolf's toothing, also signed and numbered, signed enamel dial (hairlines), blued steel hands, intact movement. The watch is in an original Patek Philippe watch box, which does not belong to this watch. Hammerprice: 1.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4030 Form watch/ pendant watch: exquisite "Boule de Geneve" ball form watch with granulation and diamond setting, No.18474, probably Patek Philippe, Geneva ca. 1860 Ca. Ø18mm, ca. 15.5g, 18K gold, the entire case decorated in a special granulation technique, middle part set with rose cut diamonds, patent case with winding mechanism and time setting by turning the case halves, ultra-fine miniature lever movement with moustache lever, similar constructed to the well-known signed Patek Philippe ball watch movements (see Huber & Banbery page 75), plate numbered 18474 on both sides, case 14474, typical enamel dial with red 12, tip of the later hour hand is missing, overall in very beautiful condition, movement needs cleaning, 2 of the small case screws are missing. The watch is a rarity and possibly an unsigned early Patek Philippe. The watch shown in Huber & Banbery page 75 is identical in construction and also bears a low 5-digit number, namely 16010 and is additionally punched with Patek Philippe and the number 157415. A ball watch with an almost identical case down to the last detail, signed Patek Philippe, was offered by Dr. Crott in the 94th auction in 2016 as lot 381 (https://www.cortrie.de/go/NK8). Hammerprice: 1.500 € plus charge
Sold 246-4052 Pocket watch: early, interesting Patek Philippe pocket watch with very early crown winding, specially made for M. de Arregui Madrid, ca. 1868 Ca. Ø50mm, ca. 95g, very beautiful silver case à-goutte with gold hinges, case and with movement matching numbers, exquisite excellent quality Patek Philippe Ankerchronometer movement, wolf's toothing, large chronometer balance, moustache lever, original enamel dial in perfect condition, signed movement and dial, blued steel hands, very rare early Patek Philippe in very beautiful condition, collector's watch. Hammerprice: 1.500 € plus charge
Sold 246-4057 Pocket watch: attractive gold/enamel dress watch by Gübelin, possibly Patek Philippe calibre, ca. 1920 Ca. Ø42mm, ca. 44g, 14k gold, band, pendant and bow with black enamel inlays, back signed E. Gübelin Lucerne 1121380, extremely fine movement, possibly Patek Philippe calibre, also signed Gübelin, 19 jewels, adjusted in 6 positions, Geneva stripes, movement number 1727981, silvered dial with gold Breguet numerals, gilt Art Deco hands, intact, very rare. Hammerprice: 1.101 € plus charge
Sold 246-4061 Very rare pink gold Patek Philippe Louis XV pocket watch, No.59020, ca. 1880 Ca. Ø33mm, ca. 28g, 18K pink gold, Louis XV, case and movement with matching number, case inside, dome and movement signed Patek Philippe, cylinder escapement, wolf's toothing, perfectly preserved, beautiful Louis XV enamel dial, gold hands, excellently preserved and intact, cleaning recommended. Patek Philippe ladies' watches in the Louis XV style are very rare and sought-after collectors' items. They have achieved remarkable prices for a ladies' watch at auctions (https://www.cortrie.de/go/Q1V). Hammerprice: 1.500 € plus charge
Sold 246-4062 Pocket watch: early gold hunting case watch with repeater, probably Patek Philippe for Cairelli Rome, circa 1865 Ca. Ø49mm, approx. 86g, gold hunting case watch with early crown winding, engine turned, case number 24843 (according to the Patek Philippe numbering system circa 1865), very rare calibre with typical construction of the winding wheels with wolf's toothing, cylinder escapement, quarter repeater, champleve dial and steel hands, box signed A. Cairelli Roma Consessionario Patek Philippe & Cie. The watch is one of the earliest Patek Philippe pocket watches with crown winding and complication. The dial and hands are no longer original. The movement and striking mechanism are complete. However, the watch needs an overhaul as the mainspring is broken. Hammerprice: 3.600 € plus charge
Sold 246-4124 Pocket watch: unusual Patek Philippe gold hunting case watch with repeater and nobility monogram, ca. 1890 Ca. Ø50mm, approx. 104g, 18K gold, hunting case watch a-goutte, spring lid with noble monogram, dome signed 23594, case number 211529, early very fine Patek Philippe bridge movement, quarter-hour repeater, Ankerchronometer, signed enamel dial in very good condition, fine Breguet steel hands, overall in good condition and little used. Case band with flat dent. The watch is special in its design. The movement dates from around 1865 and was installed in this hunting case by Patek Philippe around 1890 (dome and movement with matching number). Hammerprice: 6.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4126 Wristwatch: very rare, large, white gold Art Deco men's watch, Jules Jürgensen "Curvex", ca. 1930 Ca. 26 × 41mm, 18k white gold, Curvex shape with domed back, Jules Jürgensen case punch, serial number only partially legible, but very probably matching the movement number 17503, very fine calibre, similar to Patek Philippe movements, 18 jewels, adjusted in 5 positions, completely signed and numbered, silvered dial with gold Breguet numerals, gold hands, back with owner's engraving, probably original lizard leather strap with buckle, intact, service recommended, extremely rare. Hammerprice: 2.500 € plus charge
246-4128 Wristwatch: very rare Patek Philippe Ref. 2513 with concave case "Type Cioccolatone", ca. 1954/55 Ca. 27 × 36mm, 18K gold, reference number 2513, serial number 689172, very rare case shape, square concave, pressed back, manual winding calibre 10-200, movement number 744511, Geneva stripes, silvered dial, pink gold hands, high quality leather strap with Patek Philippe buckle, good condition, in working order, rare. now only: 4.000 € plus charge
246-4130 Wristwatch: rare early Patek Philippe Ref. 1438 "Hooded Lugs" in pink gold, ca. 1946 Ca. 24 × 34mm, very rare case shape with concealed lugs, rare version in 18K pink gold, reference number 1438, serial number 658506, manual winding, movement number 972274, gilt dial with applied pink gold numerals (minor restorations), pink gold hands, like new leather strap with PP buckle, in working order. now only: 4.500 € plus charge
246-4131 Wristwatch: rare large, rectangular Patek Philippe Ref. 2434, ca. 1949 Ca. 25 × 40 mm, 18k gold, ref. 2434, case no. 656602, movement no. 953426, original dial, old leather strap with signed buckle, in working order, rare reference. now only: 7.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4173 Pocket watch: rarity, gold Oignon with repeater, royal watchmaker Gaudron ca. 1710 Ca. Ø56mm, approx. 192g, 18K gold case with high relief, mythological scene, signed verge movement with mock pendulum and quarter repeater, excellent quality with engraved barrel, steep and high fusee, exceptional pillars, excellently preserved dial with enamel cartouches, iron hands, in working order, repeater strikes loud and clear but needs adjustment. Pierre Gaudron is considered an outstanding watchmaker, he was the son of Antoine Gaudron (I) and brother of Antoine Gaudron (II). He was active in Paris between 1690 and 1730, making watches on behalf of the government. Gaudron was Court Watchmaker to the Duc d'Orleans and the King of France. Gold oignons are absolute rarities. As far as we know, only 5 are known, 2 of them in the Patek Philippe Museum and 1 watch in the Louvre. The 4th example was sold at our auction and is in a private collection. Source: (https://www.cortrie.de/go/gMR). Hammerprice: 18.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4188 Pocket watch: very fine, small chronograph Rattrapante, gold/enamel case, Bailey, Banks & Biddle, no. 119661/251635, probably Patek Philippe 1904 Ca. Ø47mm, ca. 80g, 18K gold, fine enamel on back, horse scene, dome with ladies portrait, case no. 251635, movement no. 119661, matching with the numeral system by Patek Philippe 1904, very fine caliber with lever escapement, fine adjusting device, chronograph, main plate inscribed "Swiss", original enamel dial with red minutes, pink gold hands, blued steel chronograph hand, very beautiful condition, in working order. Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co., Philadelphia, was one of the most important clients of Patek Philippe. Hammerprice: 4.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4190 Pocket watch: early Patek Philippe with quarter repeater, no. 47170, ca. 1876 Ca. Ø50mm, ca. 108g, 18K "pink gold" à-goutte, case and movement with matching number 47170, fine early Patek Philippe precision lever movement, quarter repeater, wolf's toothing, enamel dial in very good condition, blued steel hands, movement needs cleaning, good condition. Hammerprice: 6.000 € plus charge
246-4191 Pocket watch: extremely rare pink gold hunting case watch with 5-minute repeater, Patek Philippe Geneve No.90082, ca. 1890 Ca. Ø53mm, approx. 135g, 18K pink gold, movement and gold case with matching number 90082, back lid inside with gift dedication Christmas 1890, glazed movement, Patek Philippe top calibre with Geneva stripes, wolf's toothing, case, movement and dial signed Tiffany and Co. New York, perfectly preserved original enamel dial with red minutes, blued steel hands, excellent condition, in fully working order. The very rare complication of the 5-minute repeater was mainly made by Patek Philippe for the American market. Almost all the watches with this complication were delivered to Tiffany and made by Patek Philippe in Geneva as open face watches. Hunting case watches, especially of this calibre, are extremely rare. now only: 7.500 € plus charge
246-4220 Pocket watch: probably unique, gold/enamel high relief watch by Patek Philippe with original box, Geneva ca. 1907 Ca. Ø47.5mm, approx. 77g, 18K gold, unique, very solid relief case with red engine turned enamel, case number 256210, movement number 147069, exquisite Patek Philippe precision lever movement, Geneva stripes, very well preserved dial, gold hands, original box. The watch is in excellent condition and in working order. It is probably a unique piece. We know of no other Patek Philippe pocket watch with this case. Most of the extremely rare Patek Philippe relief cases are found on ladies' watches. now only: 14.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4223 Pocket watch: extremely rare Patek Philippe with double complication, 5-minute-repeater and chronograph, No.80355, top quality, ca. 1888 Ca. Ø52.5mm, ca. 117g, 18K gold, à-goutte case, Patek Philippe case number 200183, signed dome with movement number 80355, absolute top class precision lever movement, numbered 80355, Geneva stripes, extremely rare double complications 5-minute-repeater and chronograph, signed special original enamel dial with golden minutes and golden seconds, blued steel hands, in working order, in very beautiful condition. The watch is extremely rare. Only a few examples of this combination are known, considerably rarer than the minute repeater and chronograph combination. A comparable watch was auctioned in Geneva and sold for 32,000 Swiss Francs in 1990 (https://www.cortrie.de/go/ElG). Hammerprice: 12.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4224 Pocket watch: Patek Philippe with double complication, chronograph and 5-minute repeater, Geneva 1879 Ca. Ø52mm, approx. 128g, 18K gold à-goutte case, case and movement with matching number 48190, signed Patek Philippe, extremely rare, highly refined movement with double complication: chronograph and 5-minute repeater, perfectly preserved original enamel dial, steel hands, excellent condition, in working order. The extract from the archives dated 2022 confirms the complete originality of the watch. This combination of complications is one of the rarest Patek Philippe pocket watches. Hammerprice: 15.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4225 Pocket watch: technical rarity, Patek Philippe seconde morte, experimental series from 1868, No. 27271, with extract from the archives Ca. Ø56mm, ca. 167g, 18k gold à-goutte case, extremely heavy case, case with Patek Philippe punch and serial number 27271, glazed movement, extremely rare Ankerchronometer calibre with 2 barrels, independent stop seconds, to be released and stopped by pushers on the band, movement number also 27271, perfectly preserved enamel dial, blued steel hands, back lid with monogram NE, almost like new, in fantastic condition, in working order. The watch comes with an extract from the archives dated 2022, which confirms its originality. This is one of the rarest Patek Philippe pocket watches. The movement design shown here was built in very small numbers in 1867 and 1868 as an experimental series. All watches known to us have 27,000 numbers. Some watches were also equipped with the Foudroyante complication. Source (https://www.cortrie.de/go/03v). Some of them are now in the Patek Philippe Museum. Hammerprice: 23.000 € plus charge
246-4229 Wristwatch: wanted Patek Philippe Calatrava Amagnetic Ref.3410 from 1965, extract & box Ca. Ø34.5mm, 18K gold, pressed back with reference number 3410 and serial number 2641205, Amagnetic movement calibre 27 AM400 with gold lever, double Geneva seal, Geneva stripes, movement number 733022, wanted dial with Amagnetic lettering, gold hands, high-quality leather strap with 18K PP buckle, original Patek Philippe Calatrava box with outer box, in working order, in very well-kept condition, wanted reference in the rare version with Amagnetic lettering. The watch comes with an extract from the archives! now only: 10.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4235 Important Patek Philippe gold/enamel pocket watch with 7 complications, Geneva 1922, with extract from the archives Ca. Ø53.5mm, ca. 133g, 18k pink gold, case back with enamel inlay, representation of moon and stars symbolising an astronomical pocket watch, blue guilloché enamel, case signed Patek Philippe & Co. Geneve No. 409600, glazed movement, glazed movement frame with case No. 409600 and movement No. 197737, highly complicated Patek Philippe movement with 7 complications, perpetual calendar, moon phase, moon age and minute repeater, Geneva stripes, fine adjusting device, 31 jewels, adjusted in 8 positions, winding wheels with wolf's toothing, signed Patek Philippe No. 197737, original, matching numbered enamel dial (professionally restored), in working order and in very good condition, only barely visible short hairlines in the moon phase display. The watch is in its original box and comes with a current Patek Philippe extract from the archives. This is an extremely rare Patek Philippe with an extremely unusual gold/enamel case, possibly unique. The watch was in the USA for decades. Another plain gold case was made there by Tiffany. This is noted in the extract from the archives from 1992 (copy available). The reason was probably a mismatched gift dedication that was in the original case. Fortunately, the original case was not destroyed. In 2005, the previous owner requested another extract from the archives for the variant in the original case. A copy of this is also available. After the change of ownership, the movement is now only in its original case. The engraving on the edge of the inner lid has been polished out. A third, now current extract from the archives was requested for the watch in 2023, which confirms the originality and the special enamel case! Such case decorations were usually requested by customers and were commissioned by Patek Philippe from local engravers and enamellers and were not carried out in-house. Nevertheless, they are mentioned in the extract from the archives. Hammerprice: 60.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4237 Wristwatch: high-quality Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 5980/A1-001 "Geneva Seal" 2009 Ca. Ø41mm, stainless steel, sapphire case back, Ref. 5980/A1-001, serial number A384CBP, automatic movement 28-520 C "Geneva Seal", movement number 3669826, individual number 4444879, flyback chronograph with counter, date, original stainless steel bracelet, two extra links, from original owner, in very good condition, with original papers, original box and revision papers from 2018. Hammerprice: 68.000 € plus charge
246-4238 Wristwatch: very fine, large Patek Philippe doctor's chronograph 5170J-001, full set from 2010 Ca. Ø40mm, 18K gold, sapphire case back, case number 4501429, manual winding calibre 29-535, 33 jewels, movement number 5522500, white dial "Opalin Argent" with indexes in gold, pulsometer scale with 30-minute counter, like new black leather strap with original 18K PP deployant clasp, in excellent, little worn condition, consignment from original owner, full set with original papers, original box, original label and all accompanying papers. now only: 46.000 € plus charge
246-4239 Wristwatch: Patek Philippe Ref. 5212A-001 Calatrava Weekly Calender, Full-Set 2021, almost like new Ca. Ø40mm, stainless steel, sapphire case back, serial number 6479366, automatic movement calibre 26-330 with gold rotor, 50 jewels, movement number 7402451, rare weekly calendar complication, dial showing date, day and calendar week, steel hands, original leather strap with original buckle, full set with original label and setting pin, original papers, original box, original invoice, operating instructions, accompanying documents, in working order and like new, from original owner, purchased August 2021. now only: 33.000 € plus charge
Sold 246-4276 Table clock: decorative Boulle clock, 19th century, important German clockmaker, Paul Thimig Dresden Ca. 33 × 17 × 11 cm, brass/wood, baroque-style case, so-called Boulle technique, round full plate movement with sun pendulum, plate signed B & G 1884, half hour strike on bell, signed cartouche dial, blued iron hands, intact, striking needs cleaning, glass with crack. Paul (Theodor) Thimig was a clockmaker in Dresden and was born around 1850. He first set up his business at Schlossstraße 6. Probably in the neighbourhood or in his parents' house. He applied to be the main representative (main branch) of the Lange & Söhne company. Less than 20 metres further on, Robert Pleißner had his shop on the corner of Schlossstraße and Rosmaringasse. He founded his company around 1870 and worked until around 1915, later moving his business to Prager Straße 6. He was appointed purveyor to the Royal Saxon Court by Her Majesty the Queen. Thimig also represented the Patek Philippe company in Dresden. Hammerprice: 1.500 € plus charge
248-5223 Wristwatch: luxury vintage Patek Philippe Ellipse Ref. 3838/1, ca. 1995 Approx. 31 × 36mm, ca. 100g, 18K gold, Ref. 3838/1, quartz movement E27 (defective, water damage), movement number 1505022, blue dial, original 18K strap with deployant clasp, in worn condition, repair necessary. 4.000 € - 6.000 €