Dear visitors,

Japan represents a market of great long-standing
importance for our manufacture – a market of
connoisseurs, keenly interested in the artistic crafts
and able to appreciate all the technical excellence andpainstaking workmanship contained in a timepiece.
Born into a culture combining respect for tradition andavant-garde spirit, Japanese customers are also perfectly
placed to understand the tradition of innovation thathas guided Patek Philippe since 1839.

In an area covering 2,500 square meters, aficionados
of fine horology, collectors and the general public will
be able to immerse themselves in the world of Patek
Philippe as if they were visiting our historical Salonsin the rue du Rhône in Geneva, our manufacture inPlan-les-Ouates and the Patek Philippe Museum.
Different themed rooms will present not only our entire
current collection of watches and movements but aselection of antique pieces from the Patek PhilippeMuseum. Watchmakers and artisans will demonstrate
their skills, offering visitors a close look at the innerworkings of fine watchmaking and the decorativetechniques that have adorned it for centuries.

As owner of the manufacture since 1932 and throughfour generations, our family also has close ties withJapan. Our father and grandfather Henri Stern and weourselves have always set great importance on visiting
our Japanese clients regularly, a tradition started in
the late 1950’s.

This exhibition is also the chance to discover several
limited-edition watches created specially for this event,including two technical innovations making theirworld debut, as well as a splendid collection of Rare
Handcrafts pieces inspired by Japanese culture and its
extremely rich artistic repertoire.

That is why we placed such emphasis on hosting thisgrand exhibition in Tokyo and making it extraordinary–the largest event of this kind that we have ever held.

We hope that the grand exhibition WATCH ART TM– Tokyo 2023 will enable you to share our passion forwatchmaking and discover more about our tradition of
innovation as it has been nurtured within our familyowned manufacture for almost 185 years.

Patek Philippe is honored to welcome you to its grandexhibition WATCH ARTTM – Tokyo 2023.

Philippe and Thierry Stern

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PHILIPPE STERNTHIERRY STERN

Honorary President – Patek Philippe

President – Patek Philippe
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PATEK PHILIPPE
COLLECTION
As the last independent family-owned Genevan manufacture, Patek Philippe (established in 1839)
remains committed to the ambitions of Antoine Norbert de Patek and Jean Adrien Philippe. They
vowed to develop and craft the world’s finest watches with superior precision, dependability, andfunctionality as well as enhanced aesthetics, style, and finishing.
The fact that the manufacture is held in high esteem and has such an excellent reputation
among connoisseurs is due not only to the perfection of its products but also the in-depth
know-how and extraordinary talent aggregated in its workshops. Its undisputed trailblazingrole is also based on the ten company values that were formulated in its founding days and haveallowed the Genevan enterprise to forge its own future and set itself apart from its competitors.
Independence. Tradition. Innovation. Quality and fine workmanship. Rarity. Value. Aesthetics.
Service. Emotion. Heritage.
Patek Philippe is a complete manufacture that develops and produces its movements with its
own resources. This even applies to cases and other key exterior components. Patek Philippe has
also defined its own quality criteria, considered to be the strictest in the entire industry: they
constitute the benchmark in haute horlogerie. To express these requirements, the manufacture
created the Patek Philippe Seal, which applies to the watch as a whole, including the flawless
operability of all functions, the rate accuracy of the movement, and service for the entire lifetimeof the watch.
With its dedication to aesthetics, Patek Philippe has always regarded its timekeeping instruments
as small works of art whose visible finesse reflects the perfection of the exquisite mechanicalRef: 4997/200G-001

Ref: 4997/200R-001

WHITE GOLDØ 35 MMROSE GOLDØ 35 MMNEW MODEL 2023

calibers that beat inside them. They are creations that remain untouched by fashion trends anduncompromising in quality and beauty. The manufacture has the ability to define a sleek andelegant style that harmoniously melds a strong personality with noble understatement andinimitability with timeless seductiveness.
Equally renowned for its great classics of horological design (Calatrava, Gondolo, Golden
Ellipse), its elegant sporty models (Aquanaut, Nautilus), its Twenty~4 collection for women,
its complications useful in everyday life and its Grand Complications, Patek Philippe is one of
the rare makers of fine watches active in every segment of the market. Its current collection
offers some 150 different references for men and for women, produced in small series ranging
from about ten pieces to a few hundred and endowed with a wide choice of movements designed
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and built entirely in the manufacture’s own workshops.

4997/200G-001, 4997/200R-001
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber 240. Bezel
set with 76 diamonds (~0.52 ct).
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

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COLLECTION Calatrava

COLLECTION Calatrava

Ref: 5227G-010
WHITE GOLDØ 39 MM

Ref: 7200R-001

Ref: 7121/200G-001

ROSE GOLDØ 34.6 MM

WHITE GOLDØ 33 MM

Ref: 275.6/1A.GR

Ref: 5227J-001

Ref: 5227R-001

YELLOW GOLDØ 39 MMROSE GOLDØ 39 MM

Ref: 205.9107G

Ref: 205.9083J3

WHITE GOLDYELLOW GOLD

WHITE GOLD

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7200R-001
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanical 275.6/1A.GR
movement. Caliber 240. Sapphire Ring. Calatrava cross decoration.
crystal case back. Water-resistant Set with 24 diamonds (~0.22 ct).
to 30 m.
Yellow or white gold.

7121/200G-001
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Caliber 215 PS LU.
Moon phases. Bezel set with132 diamonds (~1.09 ct).
Small seconds. Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 30 m.

5227R-001, 5227J-001 , 5227G-010
Self-winding mechanicalmovement. 26-330 S C.
Date displayed in an aperture.
Sweep seconds. Sapphire crystal
case back protected by a dust
cover with invisible hinges.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

205.9107G
Cuff links. Engraved onyx
center. White or rose gold.
205.9083J3
Cuff links. Calatrava crossdecoration. Yellow, whiteor rose gold.

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COLLECTION Calatrava

COLLECTION Calatrava

Ref: 5226G-001
WHITE GOLDØ 40 MM

Ref: 6119R-001

Ref: 6119G-001

Ref: 5088/100P-001

Ref: 5180/1R-001

ROSE GOLDØ 39 MM

WHITE GOLDØ 39 MMPLATINUM
Ø 38 MMRARE HANDCRAFTSROSE GOLDØ 39 MM

Ref: 205.9088/100G
WHITE GOLD

6119R-001, 6119G-001

10Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Caliber 30-255 PS.
Small seconds. Bezel adorned
with guilloched hobnail pattern.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5226G-001
Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber 26-330 S C.
Date displayed in an aperture.
Sweep seconds. Caseband
guilloched with hobnail pattern.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5088/100P-001
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber 240.
Hand-engraved and enameled dial
and flanks. 18K gold dial plate.
Hand-engraved prong buckle.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5180/1R-001
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalskeleton movement, entirely
205.9088/100G
skeletonized, decorated andCuff links. Calatrava cross decoration, engraved by hand. Caliber 240 SQU.
hand-engraved and enameled outer
Sapphire crystal case back.
ring.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

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COLLECTION Calatrava

Ref: 6007G-001

COLLECTION Gondolo

Ref: 6007G-010

Ref: 4962/200R-001

WHITE GOLDØ 40 MMNEW MODEL 2023

GONDOLO SERATAJOAILLERIEROSE GOLD
28.6 X 40.85 MM
NEW MODEL 2023

WHITE GOLDØ 40 MMNEW MODEL 2023

Ref: 6007G-011
WHITE GOLDØ 40 MMNEW MODEL 2023

Ref: 7042/100G-010
Ref: 7042/100R-010
HAUTE JOAILLERIE
WHITE OR ROSE GOLD
30 X 33.8 MM

Ref: 7041R-001
ROSE GOLD
30 X 33.8 MM7042/100R-010, 7042/100G-010

6007G-001, 010, 011

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Gondolo Haute Joaillerie. Manually
wound mechanical movement.
Caliber 215. Bezel and lugs set with78 baguette diamonds (~2.33 ct),
dial flange set with 108 diamonds(~0.33 ct). Crown set with an Akoya
pearl cabochon. Dial paved with 251
diamonds (~0.73 ct) set in a circularpattern and 12 trapeze-cut diamondhour markers (~0.14 ct). Bracelet set
with 78 Akoya pearls (~48.85 ct) andwhite or rose gold decorative links
set with 48 princess-cut diamonds(~2.28 ct). Fold-over clasp set with
55 diamonds (~0.23 ct). 18K gold dial
plate. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

4962/200R-001
Gondolo Serata Joaillerie. Quartz
movement. Caliber E 15. Case set
with 94 spessartites (2.02 ct).
Solid case back. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

7041R-001
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Caliber 215 PS.
Small seconds. Dial flange set with
108 diamonds (~0.31 ct). Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

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COLLECTION Golden Ellipse

COLLECTION Aquanaut

Ref: 5738/51G-001

Ref: 5267/200A-011

WHITE GOLD
34.5 X 39.5 MM
RARE HANDCRAFTSAQUANAUT LUCESTEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 38.8 MM

Ref: 5738R-001

Ref: 5738P-001

ROSE GOLD
34.5 X 39.5 MM

PLATINUM
34.5 X 39.5 MM

Ref: 205.9102R5

Ref: 2059102G

ROSE GOLD

WHITE GOLD

Ref: 5267/200A-010

Ref: 5267/200A-001

AQUANAUT LUCESTEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 38.8 MM

AQUANAUT LUCESTEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 38.8 MM

5267/200A-001, 010, 011
5738R-001, 5738P-001

14Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber 240. 18K gold
205.9102R, 2059102G
dial plate. 5738R-001: crown set
with an onyx. Water-resistantCuff links. Ebony black sunburst or blue
to 30 m.
sunburst. Rose white gold.

5738/51G-001
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber 240. Hand-engraved
and enameled dial. 18K gold dial plate.
Crown set with an onyx. Humidityand dust-protected only
(not water-resistant).

Caliber E 23-250 S C. Datedisplayed in an aperture. Sweep
seconds. Bezel set with 48
diamonds (~1.17 ct). Screw-downcrown. Dial and strap embossedwith Aquanaut pattern available
in black, white or khaki green.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

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COLLECTION Aquanaut

Ref: 7968/300R-001
AQUANAUT LUCE “RAINBOW”
FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
JOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 39.9 MM

Ref: 5269/200R-001

Ref: 5268/200R-010

Ref: 5062/450R-001

Ref: 5072R-001

AQUANAUT LUCE
ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 38.8 MM

AQUANAUT LUCE
ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 38.8 MM
NEW MODEL 2023

AQUANAUT LUCE
HAUTE JOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 38.8 MM

AQUANAUT LUCEJOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.6 MM

5062/450R-001

5269/200R-001

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Aquanaut Luce Travel Time.
Quartz movement.
Caliber E 23-250 S FUS 24H.
Two time zones: local and home time
indication. Day/night indication forhome time displayed in an aperture.
Sweep seconds. Dial and strap
embossed with Aquanaut pattern
Bezel set with 48 diamonds (~1.17 ct).
Water-resistant to 60 m.

5268/200R-010
Aquanaut Luce. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Bezel set with 48 diamonds (~1.17 ct).
Screw-down crown.Dial and strap
embossed with Aquanaut pattern.
Sapphire crystal case back. Waterresistant to 120 m.

Aquanaut Luce Haute Joaillerie.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324. Bezel and lugs set
with 48 baguette diamonds (~3.68 ct).
Dial set with 160 brilliant-cut diamonds(~0.68 ct) (snow setting) and76 baguette diamonds (~2.6 ct)(invisible setting). Hands set with
6 baguette diamonds (~0.06 ct)
and one round diamond (~0.01 ct).
18K gold dial plate. Aquanautfold-over clasp set with 10 baguette
diamonds (~0.34 ct). Total of 313
diamonds (~7.9 ct). Strap embossedwith Aquanaut pattern. Screw-downcrown. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

7968/300R-001
Aquanaut Luce “Rainbow”
Chronograph. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520. Flyback
chronograph. Central chronographhand. 60-minute counter. Bezel set
with 40 multicolored sapphires(~2.31 ct) and 40 diamonds (~2.05 ct).
Hands set with 12 multicoloredsapphires are used as hour markers(~0.31 ct). Fold-over clasp set with
10 diamonds (~0.36 ct.). Total of
52 baguette multicolored sapphires(~2.62 ct) and 50 baguette diamonds(~2.41 ct). Dial and strap embossedwith Aquanaut pattern. Sapphire
crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5072R-001
Aquanaut Luce Joaillerie.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Bezel set with 40 baguette diamonds(~2.76 ct). Aquanaut fold-over clasp set
with 10 baguette diamonds (~0.34 ct).
Screw-down crown. Dial and strap
embossed with Aquanaut pattern.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

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COLLECTION Aquanaut

Ref: 5261R-001
AQUANAUT LUCE
ANNUAL CALENDARROSE GOLDØ (10 – 4 O’CLOCK): 39.9 MM
NEW MODEL 2023

5261R-001

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Aquanaut Luce. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S QA LU. Annual
Calendar. Day and month indicationby hands. Date displayed in an
aperture. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Dial and strap embossedwith Aquanaut pattern. Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

COLLECTION Aquanaut

Ref: 5164R-001

Ref: 5164A-001

AQUANAUT TRAVEL TIMEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.8 MM

AQUANAUT TRAVEL TIME
STEEL
Ø (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.8 MM

5164R-001, 5164A-001
Aquanaut Travel Time.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C FUS. Two timezones: local and home time indication.
Day/night indication for local timeand home time displayed in apertures.
Local date indicated by hand. Sweep
seconds. Screw-down crown. Dialand strap embossed with Aquanautpattern. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

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COLLECTION Aquanaut

Ref: 5167/1A-001
STEEL
Ø (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.8 MM

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Ref: 5167R-001

Ref: 5167A-001

Ref: 5168G-010

Ref: 5168G-001

ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.8 MM

STEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.8 MM

WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 42.2 MM

WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 42.2 MM

5167R-001, 5167A-001

5167/1A-001

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Screw-down crown. Dial and strap
embossed with Aquanaut pattern.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Screw-down crown. Dial embossedwith Aquanaut pattern. Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistant
to 120 m.

5168G-001, 010
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Screw-down crown. Dial and strap
embossed with Aquanaut patternavailable khaki green or blue.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

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COLLECTION Nautilus

Ref: 5968G-010

Ref: 5968G-001

AQUANAUTFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 42.2 MM

AQUANAUTFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 42.2 MM

Ref: 5968R-001

Ref: 5968A-001

AQUANAUTFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 42.2 MM
NEW MODEL 2023

AQUANAUTFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
STEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 42.2 MM

5968G-001, 010, 5968R-001, 5968A-001

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Aquanaut Chronograph. Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber CH 28-520 C.
Flyback chronograph. Central chronograph hand and 60-minute counter. Date displayedin an aperture. Screw-down crown. Dial and strap available in black, khaki green, blue. orbrown. Sapphire crystal case back. Water-resistant to 120 m.

Ref: 7118/1A-010
STEEL
Ø (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

Ref: 7118/1A-001

Ref: 7118/1A-011

STEEL
Ø (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

STEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

7118/1A-001, 010, 011
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 60 m.

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COLLECTION Nautilus

COLLECTION Nautilus

Ref: 7118/1R-010

Ref: 7118/1R-001

Ref: 7118/1200R-001

ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

Ref: 7118/1200R-010
ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

Ref: 275.9751/1.R4
YELLOW GOLD7118/1R-001, 010

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 60 m.

7118/1200R-001, 010
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Bezel set with 56 diamonds (~0.67 ct).
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 60 m.

275.9751/1.R 4
Ring. Set with 48 diamonds (~0.4 ct).
White or yellow gold.

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COLLECTION Nautilus

COLLECTION Nautilus

Ref: 7118/1200A-010

Ref: 7118/1300R-001

STEEL(Ø 10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

NAUTILUSJOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

Ref: 7118/1200A-001

Ref: 7118/1200A-011

STEEL
Ø (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

STEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

Ref: 7118/1450R-001

Ref: 7118/1450G-001

NAUTILUS
HAUTE JOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

NAUTILUS
HAUTE JOAILLERIE
WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 35.2 MM

Ref: 275.9751/1.GR
WHITE GOLD7118/1450R-001, 7118/1450G-001

7118/1200A-001, 010, 011

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds. Bezel
set with 56 diamonds (~0.67 ct). Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistantto 60 m.

275.9751/1.GR
Ring. Set with 48 diamonds (~0.4 ct).
White or yellow gold.

Nautilus Haute Joaillerie.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S. Sweep seconds. Fully
paved with diamonds, random setting
also known as snow setting. Caseset with 518 diamonds (~2.52 ct).
Dial set with 286 diamonds (~0.92 ct).
18K gold dial plate. Crown set with
20 diamonds (~0.03 ct). Bracelet
set with 1,729 diamonds (~9.22 ct).
Total of 2,553 diamonds (~12.69 ct).
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

7118/1300R-001
Nautilus Joaillerie. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds. Bezel
set with 68 baguette spessartites(~2.04 ct). Hands set with 11 ogivalshaped spessartites (~0.34 ct). Totalof 79 spessartites (~2.38 ct). Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistantto 60 m.

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COLLECTION Nautilus

COLLECTION Nautilus

Ref: 5726/1A-014

Ref: 5712/1R-001

Ref: 5811/1G-001

ANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESSTEELØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.5 MM

DATE
MOON PHASESROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40 MM

WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 41 MM

Ref: 5712G-001

Ref: 5980R-001

Ref: 5980/1R-001

DATE
MOON PHASESWHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40 MM

FLYBACK CHONOGRAPH
ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.5 MM

FLYBACK CHONOGRAPH
ROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.5 MM

Ref: 205.9057G
Cuff links. Center with horizontallyembossed decor. White gold.

Ref: 205.9057R 5
Cuff links. Center with horizontallyembossed decor. Rose gold.

5811/1G-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Screw-down crown. Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 120 m.

5712/1R-001

5712G-001

5980R-001

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU. Date
indicated by a hand. Moon phases.
Power‑reserve indication. Small
seconds. Screw-down crown.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 60 m.
Steel, white or rose gold.

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 PS IRM C LU. Date
indicated by a hand. Moon phases.
Power‑reserve indication. Small
seconds. Screw-down crown.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 60 m.
Steel, white or rose gold.

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520 C/522. Flyback
chronograph. Central chronographhand and 60-minute and 12-hourmonocounter. Date displayedin an aperture. Screw-down crown.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

5726/1A-014
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/303.
Annual Calendar. Day, date and monthdisplayed in apertures. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Sweep seconds.
Screw-down crown. Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 120 m.

5980/1R-001
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520 C/522. Flyback
chronograph. Central chronographhand and 60-minute and 12-hourmonocounter. Date displayed in
an aperture. Screw-down crown.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 120 m.

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COLLECTION Nautilus

COLLECTION Nautilus

Ref: 5740/1G-001

Ref: 5719/10G-010

Ref: 5990/1R-001

Ref: 5990/1A-011

PERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40 MM

HAUTE JOAILLERIE
WHITE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40 MM

FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPHTRAVEL TIMEROSE GOLDØ (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.5 MM

FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPHTRAVEL TIME
STEEL
Ø (10–4 O’CLOCK) : 40.5 MM

5719/10G-010

5740/1G-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 Q. Perpetual calendar.
Day, date, month, leap year and24-hour indication by hands. Moonphases. Screw-down crown. Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistantto 60 m.

Nautilus Haute Joaillerie.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds. Caseset with 100 diamonds (~0.69 ct) and32 baguette diamonds (~5.51 ct). Dial
fully set with 255 diamonds (~1.36 ct)
and 3 baguette diamond hour markers(~0.1 ct). 18K gold dial plate. Bracelet
set with 803 diamonds (~3.55 ct) and150 baguette diamonds (~7.52 ct).
Screw-down crown. Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 120 m.

5990/1R-001, 5990/1A-011
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520 C FUS. Flyback
chronograph. Central chronographhand and 60-minute counter. Two timezones: local and home time indication.
Day/night indication for home timeand local time displayed in apertures.
Local date indicated by hand. Screwdown crown. Sapphire crystal caseback. Water-resistant to 120 m.

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COLLECTION Twenty~4

COLLECTION Twenty~4

Ref: 4910/1200A-011

Ref: 7300/1200R-011

STEEL
25.1 X 30 MM

TWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
ROSE GOLDØ 36 MM

Ref: 4910/1200A-001

Ref: 4910/1200A-010

Ref: 7300/1200R-001

Ref: 7300/1200R-010

STEEL
25.1 X 30 MM

STEEL
25.1 X 30 MM

TWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
ROSE GOLDØ 36 MMTWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
ROSE GOLDØ 36 MM

Ref: 275.9748/1.GR

Ref: 287.9748/1.GR

Ref: 275.9748/1R 4

Ref: 287.9748/1R 4

WHITE GOLD

WHITE GOLDROSE GOLDROSE GOLD

7300/1200R-001, 010, 011

4910/1200A-001, 010, 011

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Quartz movement. Caliber E 15.
Case set with 36 diamonds (~0.42 ct).
Dial available in Blue, olive green
or gray sunburst. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

275.9748/1.GR
Ring. Set with 54 diamonds (~0.47 ct).
White or rose gold.

287.9748/1.GREarrings. Set with 64
diamonds (~0.46 ct). White or rose
gold.

Twenty~4 Automatic. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Bezel set with 160 diamonds(~0.77 ct). Dial available in brownor rose gilt sunburst or silvery withvertical and horizontal satin finish.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

275.9748/1R 4
Ring. Set with 54 diamonds (~0.47 ct).
White or rose gold.

287.9748/1R 4
Earrings. Set with 64 diamonds(~0.46 ct). White or rose gold.

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COLLECTION Twenty~4

Ref: 7300/1200A-011
TWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
STEELØ 36 MM

Ref: 7300/1450R-001
TWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
HAUTE JOAILLERIEROSE GOLD

Ref: 7300/1200A-001

Ref: 7300/1200A-010

TWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
STEELØ 36 MMTWENTY~4 AUTOMATIC
STEELØ 36 MMØ 36 MM

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Twenty~4 Automatic Haute Joaillerie.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S. Sweep seconds. Fully
paved with diamonds, random setting.
Case set with 351 diamonds (~1.94 ct).
Dial set with 384 diamonds (~2.51 ct).
18K gold dial plate. Crown set with
13 diamonds (~0.06 ct). Bracelet
set with 2,490 diamonds (~12.7 ct).
Total 3,238 diamonds (~17.21 ct).
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

7300/1200A-001, 010, 011
Twenty~4 Automatic.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S C. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Bezel set with 160 diamonds (~0.77 ct).
Dial available in Blue, olive green orgray sunburst. Sapphire crystal caseback. Water-resistant to 30 m.

35COMPLICATIONS Annual Calendar

Ref: 4947R-001
ANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESROSE GOLDØ 38 MM

Ref: 4947/1A-001

Ref: 4948G-010

ANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESSTEELØ 38 MMANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESJOAILLERIE
WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM

Ref: 275.7/1A“Calatrava Cross” Ring.
Set with 48 diamonds (~0.36 ct.).
White or yellow gold.

4947R-001
4947/1A-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QA LU. Annual
Calendar. Day and month indicatedby hands. Date displayed in an
aperture. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QA LU. Annual
Calendar. Day and month indicatedby hands. Date displayed in an
aperture. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Case set with 141 diamonds(~1.28 ct). Crown set with 14 diamonds(~0.06 ct). Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

4948G-010
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QA LU. Annual
Calendar. Day and month indicatedby hands. Date displayed in an
aperture. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Case set with 347 diamonds(~2.65 ct). Crown set with 14 diamonds(~0.06 ct). Prong buckle set with 27
diamonds (~0.21 ct). Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 30 m.

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COMPLICATIONS Weekly Calendar

Ref: 5212A-001

Ref: 5396G-011

CALATRAVAWEEKLY CALENDARSTEELØ 40 MMANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESWHITE GOLD
Ø 38.5 MM

5212A-001

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COMPLICATIONS Annual Calendar

Calatrava Weekly Calendar.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C J SE. Weekly
calendar. Day and week number
indicated by hands. Date displayedin an aperture. Sweep seconds.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Ref: 5396R-015

Ref: 5396R-011

ANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESROSE GOLDØ 38.5 MM

ANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESROSE GOLDØ 38.5 MM

5396R-015, 5396G-011, 5396R-011
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/303.
Annual Calendar. Day, date and monthdisplayed in apertures. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Sweep seconds.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

205.9089R5
Cuff links. Calatrava Cross decoration,
hand-guilloched outer ring. Yellow,
white or rose gold.

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COMPLICATIONS Annual Calendar

COMPLICATIONS Annual Calendar

Ref: 5235/50R-001
ANNUAL CALENDARREGULATOR-STYLE DISPLAY
ROSE GOLDØ 40.5 MM

Ref: 5147G-001

Ref: 5326G-001

Ref: 5205G-013

Ref: 5205R-011

ANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESWHITE GOLDØ 39 MMANNUAL CALENDARTRAVEL TIME
WHITE GOLDØ 41 MMANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESWHITE GOLDØ 40 MMANNUAL CALENDAR
MOON PHASESROSE GOLDØ 40 MM

Ref: 205.9107R
Calatrava cuff links. Engraved onyx
center. White or rose gold.

5147G-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S IRM QA LU. Annual
Calendar. Day and month indicatedby hands. Date displayed in an
aperture. Moon phases. Power
reserve indication. Sweep seconds.
Bezel set with 62 diamonds (~0.85 ct).
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5326G-001
5235/50R-001
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 31-260 REG QA. Regulatorstyle display: hour and seconds
subdials, sweep minutes. Annual
Calendar. Day, date and monthdisplayed in apertures. Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 31-260 PS QA LU FUS 24H.
Annual Calendar. Day, date andmonth in apertures. Two time zones:
local and home time indication.
Local and home day/night indicationin apertures. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Caseband guilloched withhobnail pattern. Sapphire crystal caseback. Water-resistant to 30 m.

5205G-013, 5205R-011
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/206.
Annual Calendar. Day, date and monthdisplayed in apertures. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Sweep seconds.
Skeletonized lugs. Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 30 m.

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COMPLICATIONS Travel TimeCOMPLICATIONS Travel Time

Ref: 5224R-001

Ref: 5924G-001
CALATRAVA PILOTTRAVEL TIMEFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
WHITE GOLD
Ø 42 MMNEW MODEL 2023

24-HOUR DISPLAY
TRAVEL TIMEROSE GOLDØ 42 MMNEW MODEL 2023

Ref: 5924G-010
CALATRAVA PILOTTRAVEL TIMEFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
WHITE GOLD
Ø 42 MMNEW MODEL 2023

Ref: 5524R-001

Ref: 5524G-001

CALATRAVA PILOTTRAVEL TIMEROSE GOLDØ 42 MMCALATRAVA PILOTTRAVEL TIME
WHITE GOLD
Ø 42 MM5924G-001, 010

5224R-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 31-260 PS FUS 24H. Dualtime zone: local and home time
indication. 24-hour display. Small
seconds. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Calatrava Pilot Travel Time
Flyback Chronograph.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520 C FUS. Flyback
chronograph. Central chronographhand. 60-minute counter. Two timezones: local and home time indication.
Day/night indication for local time andhome time in apertures. Date coupledwith local time indicated by a hand.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5524R-001, 5224G-001
Calatrava Pilot Travel Time.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 26-330 S C FUS. Two timezones: local and home time indication.
Day/night indication for local andhome time displayed in apertures.
Local date indicated by hand. Sweep
seconds. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 60 m.

205.9083R5
Calatrava Cross Cuff Links.
Yellow, white or rose gold.

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COMPLICATIONS World Time

Ref: 7130R-014

Ref: 7130G-016

WORLD TIMEROSE GOLDØ 36 MMWORLD TIME
WHITE GOLD
Ø 36 MM

Ref: 5935A-001
FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPHWORLD TIME
STEEL

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Ø 41 MM

7130R-014, 7130G-016

World time chronograph.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520 HU. Flyback
chronograph. Central chronographhand. 30-minute counter. World Time.
24-hour and day/night indication forthe 24 time zones. Sapphire crystal
case back. Water-resistant to 30 m.

Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 HU. World Time. 24-hourand day/night indication for all 24 timezones. Bezel set with 62 diamonds(~0.82 ct). Prong buckle set with
27 diamonds (~0.21 ct). Sapphire
crystal case back. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

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COMPLICATIONS World TimeCOMPLICATIONS Chronograph

Ref: 5930P-001

Ref: 5905/1A-001

Ref: 5905R-010

Ref: 5961R-010

WORLD TIMEFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
PLATINUMØ 39.5 MM

FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
ANNUAL CALENDARSTEELØ 42 MMFLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
ANNUAL CALENDARROSE GOLDØ 42 MMNEW MODEL 2023

FLYBACK CHRONOGRAPH
ANNUAL CALENDARJOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ 40.5 MM

Ref: 5230P-001

Ref: 5231G-001

205.9083R5

WORLD TIMEPLATINUMØ 38.5 MMWORLD TIME
WHITE GOLD
Ø 38.5 MM
RARE HANDCRAFTSCalatrava Cross Cuff Links.
Rose gold.

5961R-010
5930P-001

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World Time Flyback Chronograph.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 28-520 HU. Flyback
5230P-001
chronograph. Central chronographSelf-winding mechanical movement.
hand and 30-minute counter.
Caliber 240 HU. World Time. 24-hour World Time. 24-hour and day/nightand day/night indication for all 24 time indication for all 24 time zones.
zones. Sapphire crystal case back.
Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5231G-001
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 HU. World Time. 24-hourand day/night indication for all 24 timezones. Cloisonné enamel dial center:
Oceania and Southeast Asia. 18K gold
dial plate. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Flyback chronograph.
Caliber CH 28-520 IRM QA 24H.
5905/1A-001
5905R-010
Central chronograph hand andSelf-winding mechanical movement.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
60-minute and 12-hour monocounter.
Caliber CH 28-520 QA 24H. Flyback Caliber CH 28-520 QA 24H. Flyback Annual Calendar. Day, date, monthchronograph. Central chronographchronograph. Central chronographand day/night indication displayed
hand and 60-minute counter. Annual hand and 60-minute counter. Annual in apertures. Power reserve indication.
Calendar. Day, date, month andCalendar. Day, date, month andBezel set with 36 baguette diamonds
day/night indication displayed in
day/night indication displayed in(~3.48 ct). Fold-over clasp set withapertures. Sapphire crystal case back. apertures. Sapphire crystal case back. 22 baguette diamonds (~0.97 ct).
Water-resistant to 30 m.
Water-resistant to 30 m.
Sapphire crystal case back.

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COMPLICATIONS Chronograph

Ref: 5172G-010

Ref: 5172G-001

CHRONOGRAPH
WHITE GOLDØ 41 MMCHRONOGRAPH
WHITE GOLDØ 41 MM

5172G-001, 010

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Manually wound mechanical movement.
Caliber CH 29-535 PS. Chronographwith central chronograph hand andinstantaneous 30-minute counter. Small
seconds. Tachymeter scale. Guillochedpushers. Sapphire crystal case back.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

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GRAND COMPLICATIONSGRAND COMPLICATIONS

Celestial

Split-Seconds Chronograph

Ref: 6104R-001

Ref: 5373P-001

CELESTIALJOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ 44 MMSPLIT-SECONDS MONOPUSHERCHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDAR
FOR LEFT-HANDERSPLATINUMØ 38.3 MM

Ref: 6102R-001

Ref: 6102P-001

Ref: 5370P-011

Ref: 5204G-001

CELESTIALROSE GOLDØ 44 MM

CELESTIAL
PLATINUM
Ø 44 MMSPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH
PLATINUM
Ø 41 MMSPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLDØ 40 MM

Ref: 205.9073P
PLATINUM

6104R-001

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Celestial. Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber 240 LU CL C.
6102R-001, 6102P-001
Date indicated by hand. Hours andCelestial. Self-winding mechanicalminutes of mean solar time. Sky chart,
movement. Caliber 240 LU CL C.
phases and orbit of the Moon. Time
Date indicated by hand. Hours andof meridian passage of Sirius and ofminutes of mean solar time. Sky chart,
the Moon. Bezel set with 38 baguette
205.9073P
phases and orbit of the Moon. Timediamonds (~4.27 ct). Fold-over clasp
of meridian passage of Sirius and of
Cuff links. Calatrava Cross decoration. set with 22 baguette diamonds(~1.13 ct). Sapphire crystal case back.
the Moon. Sapphire crystal case back. 84 baguette diamonds (~1,4 ct).
Water-resistant to 30 m.
Water-resistant to 30 m.
Platinum.

5373P-001
5370P-011
Manually woundmechanical movement.
Caliber CHR 29-535 PS.
Split-seconds chronograph.
Instantaneous 30-minute counter.
Small seconds. Tachymeter scale.
Enamel dial. 18K gold dial plate.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire
crystal case backs. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

Manually woundmechanical movement.
Caliber CHR 27-525 PS Q.
Split-seconds monopusher
chronograph. 60-minute counter.
Perpetual calendar. Day, month,leap year and day/night indication
displayed in apertures. Date indicatedby a hand. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5204G-001
Manually woundmechanical movement.
Caliber CHR 29-535 PS Q.
Split-seconds chronograph.
Instantaneous 30-minute counter.
Perpetual calendar. Day, month,leap year and day/night indication
displayed in apertures. Date
indicated by a hand. Moon phases.
Small seconds. 18K gold dial plate.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire
crystal case backs. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

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GRAND COMPLICATIONSGRAND COMPLICATIONS

Chronograph, Perpetual Calendar

Chronograph, Perpetual Calendar

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Ref: 5271/11P-010

Ref: 5271/12P-010

CHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDARJOAILLERIE
PLATINUM
Ø 41 MMCHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDARJOAILLERIE
PLATINUM
Ø 41 MM

Ref: 5270J-001

Ref: 5270P-014

CHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDARYELLOW GOLDØ 41 MMCHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDAR
PLATINUM
Ø 41 MM5271/11P-010

5271/12P-010

5270J-001, 5270P-014

Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Caliber CH 29-535 PS Q.
Chronograph. Central chronographhand. Instantaneous 30-minutecounter. Perpetual calendar. Day,
month, leap year and day/ night
indication in apertures. Date
indicated by a hand. Moon phases.
Small seconds. Total of 80 baguettesapphires (~5.16 ct). Interchangeable
solid and sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Caliber CH 29-535 PS Q.
Chronograph. Central chronographhand. Instantaneous 30-minutecounter. Perpetual calendar. Day,
month, leap year and day/night
indication in apertures. Date indicatedby a hand. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Total of 80 baguette rubies(~5.25 ct). Interchangeable solid andsapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Caliber CH 29-535 PS Q.
Chronograph. Central chronographhand and instantaneous 30-minutecounter. Perpetual calendar. Day,
month, leap year and day/night
indication displayed in apertures.
Date indicated by hand. Moon phases.
Small seconds. Tachymeter scale.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire
crystal case backs. Water-resistant
to 30 m.

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GRAND COMPLICATIONS

Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5470P-001
1/10TH OF A SECONDMONOPUSHER CHRONOGRAPH
PLATINUM
Ø 41 MM

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Manually woundmechanical movement.
Caliber CH 29-535 PS 1/10.
1/10th of a second monopusher
chronograph. Central chronographhand. Central 1/10th of a second hand.
Instantaneous 30-minute counter.
Small seconds. Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Ref: 5320G-011

Ref: 5160/500G-001

PERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLDØ 40 MMRETROGRADEPERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLDØ 38 MMRARE HANDCRAFTS

Ref: 205.9089G
WHITE GOLD

5160/500G-001
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S QR. Perpetual calendar
5320G-011
with retrograde date hand. Day,
Self-winding mechanical movement.
month and leap year displayed
Caliber 324 S Q. Perpetual calendar.
in apertures. Moon phases. Sweep
Day, month, leap year and day/night
seconds. 18K gold dial plate.
indication displayed in apertures.
Case, crown and lugs entirely handDate indicated by hand. Moon phases. 205.9089G
engraved. Hand-engraved fold-overSweep seconds. Interchangeable
Cuff links. Calatrava Cross decoration, clasp. Sapphire crystal case backsolid and sapphire crystal case backs. hand-guilloched outer ring. Yellow,
protected by a hand-engraved hinged
Water-resistant to 30 m.
white or rose gold.
dust cover. Water-resistant to 30 m.

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GRAND COMPLICATIONSGRAND COMPLICATIONS

Perpetual Calendar

Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5327R-001

Ref: 7140R-001

PERPETUAL CALENDARROSE GOLDØ 39 MMPEPETUAL CALENDARROSE GOLDØ 35.1 MM

Ref: 7140R-001

Ref: 7140G-001

PEPETUAL CALENDARROSE GOLDØ 35.1 MM

PEPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLD
Ø 35.1 MM

Ref: 5327G-001

Ref: 5236P-001

PERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLDØ 39 MMIN-LINE PERPETUAL CALENDAR
PLATINUMØ 41.3 MM

Ref: 275.6/1A
WHITE OR YELLOW GOLD

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7140R-001

7140G-001

Ladies First Perpetual Calendar.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 Q. Perpetual calendar.
Day, date, month, leap year and24-hour display indicated by hands.
Moon phases. Bezel set with 68
diamonds (~0.68 ct). Prong buckle
set with 27 diamonds (~0.21 ct). Strap
available in Shiny mink gray and shinyroyal pourple. Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

Ladies First Perpetual Calendar.
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 Q. Perpetual calendar.
Day, date, month, leap year and24-hour display indicated by hands.
Moon phases. Bezel set with 68
diamonds (~0.68 ct). Prong buckle
set with 27 diamonds (~0.21 ct). Strap
available in Shiny gray and shiny
green. Interchangeable solid andsapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

275.6/1A
Ring. Calatrava cross decoration.
Set with 24 diamonds (~0.22 ct).
White or yellow gold.

5327R-001, 5327G-001
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 Q. Perpetual calendar.
Day, date, month, leap year and24-hour display indicated by hands.
Moon phases. Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

5236P-001
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber 31-260 PS QL. In-line
perpetual calendar. Day, date, month,leap year and day/night indication
displayed in apertures. Moon phases.
Small seconds. Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

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TOKYO 2023
SPECIAL EDITION
On the occasion of the WATCH ART TM grand exhibition in Tokyo 2023, Patek
Philippe is unveiling six limited editions created specially for the event, two of which
represent major technical innovations. Together these refined wristwatches showcase
all the manufacture’s expertise.
Making its world debut in a limited edition of 15 watches, the new self-winding
Quadruple Complication Reference 5308P-010 unites a minute repeater, a split-seconds
chronograph and an instantaneous perpetual calendar. This exceptional watch for the
connoisseur features two patented innovations benefiting the chronograph function
and split-seconds.
The World Time minute Repeater Reference 5531R-014 – issued as a limited editionof 15 watches – stands out by its dial center adorned with Grand Feu cloisonné enamel
representing the historic district of Chuo in the center of Tokyo, and by the name“Tokyo” indicated in red on the city disk.
Limited to 300 watches, the new World Time Reference 5330G-010 is recognizable
by a patented world first: a date display indexed to local time –that is, the time in thetime zone selected at 12 o’clock and indicated by the center hands – by means of an
innovative differential system.
In limited editions of 400 watches each, References 6127G-010 for men and 7127G-010
for women attract the eye with their completely new Calatrava cases, endowed with
two-tiered beveled lugs and a clear, refined dial design.
The ladies’ Reference 7121/200G-010 with moon phases – issued as a limited editionof 200 watches –is an exclusive reinterpretation of a jewelry watch launched in 2022.
It is attired in an elegant shade of pearl grey, from its dial to its alligator leather strap.
All these limited editions are endowed with case backs bearing the inscription “Patek
Philippe Tokyo”.

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TOKYO 2023 Special Edition

5308P-010 A new Quadruple Complication
for connoisseurs
WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
Launched as a world premiere in a 15-piece limited series
during the WATCH ARTTM grand exhibition in Tokyo 2023,
the new self-winding Reference 5308P-010 combines a minuterepeater, a split-seconds chronograph and an instantaneous
perpetual calendar.

Ref: 5308P-010
MINUTE REPEATER
SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH
INSTANTANEOUS PERPETUALCALENDARPLATINUM
Ø 42 MM

This exceptional watch is derived from the Triple Complication
Reference 5208 launched in 2011, with minute repeater,
chronograph, and instantaneous perpetual calendar.
The addition of a split-seconds mechanism, which is particularly
energy-intensive, was a real challenge for the Manufacture’s
engineers. The new R CHR 27 PS QI caliber (799 parts)
is distinguished by its increased barrel torque, its platinummini rotor that increases winding power, and two patented
innovations: a backlash-compensating wheel that eliminates
chronograph friction at the clutch, and an isolation systemthat eliminates the energy consumption of the split-seconds
when it is stopped.
The minute repeater on two classic gongs offers the legendarysound quality of Patek Philippe’s chiming watches.
The monopusher chronograph has a 60-minute counterat 3 o’clock and a 12-hour counter at 9 o’clock. The split-seconds
hand is controlled by its own pusher at 4 o’clock.
The instantaneous perpetual calendar, a real feat reservedfor very rare timepieces, ensures that the disks pass in 30
milliseconds over the three day-date-month apertures arranged
along an arc.
The rose-gilt opaline dial features charcoal gray white gold
applied hour markers and faceted dauphine hands. The entirely
polished platinum case measuring 42 mm in diameter stands
out with its skeletonized lugs and its diamond set on the casemiddle at 6 o’clock. The hand-stitched shiny chocolate brownalligator leather strap is equipped with a platinum fold-overclasp. The watch comes with two interchangeable case backs:
one in sapphire crystal adorned with the “Patek PhilippeTokyo” transfer; the other in platinum engraved with the same
inscription.
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Limited edition of 15 watches.

R CHR 27 PS QI
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Instantaneous perpetual calendar.
Split-seconds chronograph. 60-minuteand 12-hour counters. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 799.

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TOKYO 2023 Special Edition

5531R-014 An exclusive version with cloisonné enamel
motif depicting the center of Tokyo
WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
Issued in a limited series of 15 pieces for the WATCH ARTTM
grand exhibition in Tokyo 2023, Reference 5531R-014 features
a Grand Feu cloisonné enamel dial center depicting the historic
Chuo district in central Tokyo. This miniature masterpieceof Rare Handcrafts required 45 cm of 0.05 x 0.3 mm (~0.15 g)gold wire and a palette of 25 translucent, opaque, andopalescent enamel colors. In honor of the host city, the nameTokyo appears in red on the city disk.

Ref: 5531R-014
MINUTE REPEATERWORLD TIMEROSE GOLDØ 40.2 MM
RARE HANCRAFTS

After being launched as a limited edition at the 2017 Watch Art
grand exhibition in New York, and then joining the standard
collection in 2018, this model has established itself as the firstminute re-peater that always strikes local time, meaning thetime of the selected time zone appearing at 12 o’clock anddisplayed by the central hands. Patek Philippe has equipped
it with the new R 27 HU caliber, an unprecedented andpatented construction. The two minute repeater gongs
are not attached to the movement’s baseplate, but directly
to the caseband to optimize the sound.
Another refined touch is that the watch has a self-winding
system with a 22-carat gold mini rotor integrated into the
movement, enabling it to maintain a particularly slender
profile despite its complexity. The local time is indicatedby a skeletonized rose gold hours hand in the shape of the“Southern Cross” constellation, while the minutes hand has
a lozenge-shaped cutout.
The 452-part movement is housed in an elegant 40.2 mm
rose gold case with a case middle and minute repeater slide
piece adorned with Patek Philippe’s signature hand-guilloched
hobnail pattern continuously revealed through the skeletonizedlugs. The hand-stitched shiny chocolate brown alligator leather
strap is fitted with a rose gold fold-over clasp. The watch
comes with two interchangeable case backs: one in sapphire
crystal with the “Patek Philippe Tokyo” transfer; and the otherin rose gold engraved with the same inscription.
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Limited edition of 15 watches.

R 27 HU
Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Local time strike. Indicationof all 24 time zones.
Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 462.

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Ref: 5330G-010
WORLD TIMEDATEWHITE GOLDØ 40 MM240 HU C
Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Indication of all
24 time zones. Date by hand.
Diameter: 30.5 mm. Parts: 306.

5330G-010 The very first World Time to feature a date indication synchronized with local time
WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
Launched during the WATCH ARTTM grand exhibitionin Tokyo 2023, in a 300-piece limited series, the new
World Time Reference 5330G-010 features a patented
world first: a date indication synchronized with local time,
meaning that of the selected time zone appearing
at 12 o’clock and displayed by the central hands.

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the emblem of Japan. A red dot between Auckland
and Midway marks the date line.

The local time of the selected time zone at 12 o’clockis indicated by a skeletonized hours hand inspiredby the “Southern Cross” constellation, while the minutes
hand features a lozenge-shaped cutout. Thanks to
To provide this useful and highly practical function,
an ingenious mechanism patented in 1999, the user
Patek Philippe has developed a new movement,
can simultaneously correct all the World Time displays –the 240 HU C caliber, based on the ultra-thin selfnow including the date – in one-hour increments
winding 240 HU caliber and equipped with an innovative by simply pressing the pusher at 10 o’clock.
patented differential system for managing the local-timedate. This date mechanism alone comprises 70 parts.
The plum-colored dial is adorned with a hand-guilloched
center and the entirely polished white gold case
The date is displayed on the beveled flange bymeasuring 40 mm in diameter is distinguished by its
a red-tipped central hand – the first ever from Patek
curved two-tier lugs. The shiny black alligator leather
Philippe made of glass and for which two patents havestrap with plum-colored hand stitching has a white gold
been filed. The name of Tokyo appears in red on the city fold-over clasp. The sapphire case back is adorned withdisk corresponding to the 24 time zones. On the 24-hour the “Patek Philippe Tokyo” transfer.
disk – subdivided into two day/night zones identified
by their rhodium-plated or plum-colored background –the sun symbol is replaced by a red rising sun,
Limited edition of 300 watches.

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6127G-010 & 7127G-010 Two limited series,
in the tradition of “pair watches”, exclusively reserved
for the Japanese market
WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
As a prelude to the WATCH ARTTM grand exhibition in Tokyo
2023, Patek Philippe created two limited series that weremade available exclusively for the Japanese market in late2022, delighting local connoisseurs.
In honor of the spirit of Japanese refinement, Patek Philippe
has designed an all-new Calatrava case whose beveled
two-tier lugs – a shape poetically evoking butterfly wings –are inspired by the 5270 model. The Calatrava’s minimalist
aesthetic and timeless design is enhanced by meticulous
details such as applied white gold hour markers, a finely
transferred minutes scale and small seconds at 6 o’clock
highlighted by a rhodium-plated decorative outline.
The dial displays the time with simplicity thanks to slenderwhite gold cheveu-style hands.
The men’s Reference 6127G-010, measuring 36 mm in diameter,
is distinguished by its light blue lacquered dial paired witha matching shiny alligator leather strap secured by a whitegold prong buckle. The 31 mm-diameter ladies’ Reference
7127G-010 features a delicate lilac hue on the dial as well as
the alligator leather strap with its white gold pin buckle. These
subtle and refined colors make a visually pleasing match.

Ref: 6127G-010

Ref: 7127G-010

CALATRAVAWHITE GOLD
Ø 36 MMCALATRAVAWHITE GOLD
Ø 31 MMThe entirely hand-finished white gold cases house the manual
winding 215 PS caliber, the Manufacture’s smallest mechanicalmovement (21.9mm in diameter, 2.55mm in height). They are
equipped with solid white gold case backs engraved with
the inscription “Patek Philippe - Tokyo”.
Honoring the grand tradition of “pair watches” for men
and women, which are particularly popular in the Far East,
300 of these limited series will be sold as a set in a double
presentation box containing the two watches (one Reference
6127G-010 and one reference 7127G-010). One hundred piecesof each of the two references will also be available
for purchase separately.
Limited edition of 400 watches.
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300 watches sold as a set comprising the two pair watches.
100 watches (Ladies’ and Men’s models) sold separately.

215 PS
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Small seconds.
Diameter: 21.9 mm. Parts: 130.

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Ref: 7121/200G-010
MOON PHASESWHITE GOLDØ 33 MM7121/200G-010 An exclusive variation with pearlygray dial and strap
WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
A variation on a model launched in 2022, the ladies’ moonphase watch Reference 7121/200G-010 – issued in a 200-piece
limited series for the WATCH ARTTM grand exhibitionin Tokyo 2023 – stands out with its elegant pearly gray color
on the dial and alligator leather strap.
The dial is enhanced by a sunburst decoration creatinga subtle play on light. The hours and minutes are marked
off by applied Breguet numerals and pear-shaped whitegold hands. The small seconds at 6 o’clock surrounds themoon-phase window. This indication – a popular horologicalcomplication in ladies’ watches – is so accurate that it deviatesfrom the true lunar cycle by only one day in 122 years.
The majestic ballet of time is protected by a delicately
curved sapphire crystal.
The bezel is lit up by a double row of 132 brilliant-cut
diamonds (~1.09 ct) set in a staggered pattern according
to the exclusive “Dentelle” setting technique. The classic
Calatrava officer’s style round case in white gold isdistinguished by its rounded sides and straight lugs withscrewed-in strap bars. The hand-stitched alligator leather
strap with large square scales is equipped with a white goldprong buckle.
Beating within this jewelry watch is the mechanical manually
wound 215 PS LU caliber: the smallest complicated movement
by Patek Philippe, enabling the case to maintain an elegant
33 mm diameter. The architecture and refined finishes of the
movement are visible through a transparent sapphire caseback featuring the “Patek Philippe Tokyo” transfer.
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Limited edition of 200 watches.

215 PS LU
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Moon phases.
Small seconds. Diameter:21.9 mm. Parts: 157.

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MUSEUMMUSEUM The Antique Collection

Founded in 2001 by Philippe Stern, the Patek Philippe Museum in Geneva is home to oneof the world’s most prestigious collections of horology. It presents some 2,500 pieces,
together with a dazzling array of enamel miniatures, a precious Genevan specialty. It
also houses a library of more than 8,000 books devoted to horology and the related
disciplines.
With this grand exhibition in Tokyo, Patek Philippe has realized a particular wish: toshare with the Japanese public 180 pieces from the Museum’s collection, some of which
are extremely rare. Never before have such a large number of timepieces been permitted
to leave the Museum.
The exhibition is organized – as is the Patek Philippe Museum – into two collections.
The “Antique Collection” presents a magnificent panorama of the history of horology,
with treasures including some of the very first portable watches, dating from the mid
sixteenth century, together with richly enameled pocket watches, musical automata, andtechnical timepieces signed by the greatest European watchmakers.
The “Patek Philippe Collection” offers a selection of the manufacture’s most splendid
creations from 1839 to the present day. Notable among them are the first Swiss wristwatch (1868) and the first known perpetual calendar wristwatch (1925), as well as someof Patek Philippe’s most celebrated supercomplications. One area is devoted to watches
that were the property of famous patrons. It includes many royal timepieces.

S0892 Compass Rose
Pendant watch.
Attributed to Caspar Werner (movement). Movement: mainspring
without a barrel, stackfreed, key winding; foliot escapement without
hairspring. Dial made of engraved gilded brass. Indication: hours(I to XII, 13 to 24) from the center. Case made of engraved gilded
brass, signed “ 1548 CW ” inside the rear case cover.

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Inventory S-892
Ø 54 mm / T. 24 mm.
Nuremberg, Germany, 1548.

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S0177 Mary Magdalene
Pendant watch. Jean Rousseau II (movement).

S0554 Pendulum in Balance

S1001 Along the River
Pendant watch.
An important, rare and large Renaissance verge clockwatch with hour self
strike and stackfreed . Case: firegilt and silver, back side lavishly florally
pierced, the edges engraved with geometrical pattern, silver case bandwith pierced and engraved geometrical design. Dial: silver, florally engraved
border, radial Roman numerals, the centre field engraved with an animatedlandscape,a river scene and a large castle, single blued steel hand. Movement: fire gilt
brass full plate movement, punch mark "PRT", verge escapement, stackfreed,
foliot and hog’s bristle, locking plate with internal teeth, 1 hammer/1 bell.
This watch from Nuremberg is a supreme example of the transition fromthe "horologium ferreum", the pendant watches with movements that were- particularly in Southern Germany - in the first half of the 16th century
completely made of iron, to the French constructions, which at the time
already used brass or gilded brass parts.

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Inv. S-1001. - Ø 63 mm.
Master’s mark "PRT" Paulus Rosentreter, Nuremberg,
circa 1560.

Experimental watch. Madelainy(movement).
Movement signed “Madelainy / AParis”
on the back plate; fusee and chain;verge escapement without hairspring;the movement has a small pendulum.
In order to keep the movement always
horizontal it is mounted in a gimbal
suspension. Dial made of white enamel.
Indication: hours (XII) from the center.
Case in a spherical shape madeof gilded brass.
Inv. S-554.
Ø 51 mm.
Paris, France, circa 1680.

S0981 The Way of Saint James
Pendant watch with calendar. Giovanni Battista
Mascarone (movement).
Movement signed “Gio Batta / Mascarone” on theback plate; fusee and gut string, key winding; verge
escapement without hairspring. Complication:- Lunar indication
Dial made of engraved silver and engraved gilded
brass. Indications: Hours (XII) from the center; Age(29 1/2) and phases of the moon from the center.
Case shaped like a seashell made of engraved,
chased gilded brass and rock-crystal.

Movement signed “Jean / Rousseau” on the back plate; fuseeand gut string, key winding; verge escapement without hairspring.
Dial made of engraved silver. Indication: hours (XII) from thecenter. Case shaped like a Latin cross made of engraved gilded
brass and rock-crystal.
Inv. S-177. - W. 43 mm / H. 66 mm / T. 29 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1630.

Inv. S-981.
W. 48 mm / H. 82 mm / T. 30 mm.
Milan, Italy, circa 1590.

S0248 Dolphin
Pendant Watch. Jean-Henry Ester (movement).
Movement signed “H. Ester” on the back plate; fusee and gut string, key winding; verge escapement without hairspring. Dial
made of engraved gilded brass and engraved silver. Indication: hours (XII) from the center. Case shaped like a dolphin madeof lost wax casted silver, chased and engraved with almandine.
Inv. S-248. - W. 26 mm / H. 41 mm / T. 36 mm. - Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1660.

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S0942 Complications
Pendant watch with calendar and striking mechanism. Jean Rousseau II (movement).
Movement signed “Jean Rousseau A Geneve” on the back plate; fusee and chain,
key winding; verge escapement with hairspring. Complications:- Calendar- Lunar indication- Striking of the hours on one bell
- Alarm striking on one bell
The Dial Reflects the Sky. Dial made of gilded brass, silver and white enamel.
Indications: hours (XII) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock, alarm (12) on a subsidiary
dial at six o’clock, days of the month (30) on a subsidiary dial at twelve o‘clock, daysof the week (7) indicated by the names of the planets in an aperture at three o’clock,age of the moon (29 1/2) in an aperture at ten o’clock, phases of the moon in
an aperture at nine o’clock. Bassine-shaped case made of scroll sawed engraved silver.
Inv. S-942. - H. 83 mm / Ø 60 mm / T. 37 mm. - Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1660
(Reproduced at 90%)

S0280 Four Winds
Pendant watch with calendar and moon phases. Estienne Ester (movement).
Movement signed “Estienne Ester / A Geneve” on the back plate; fusee and chain,
key winding; verge escapement without hairspring. Complications:- Annual calendar- Lunar indication.
Dial made of engraved silver and engraved gilded brass. Indications: hours (XII) on a
subsidiary dial at six o’clock, days of the month (30) on a subsidiary dial at two o‘clock,days of the week (7) indicated by the names of the planets in an aperture at ten o’clock,age (29 1/2) and phases of the moon in an aperture at two o’clock, months of the year (12)with their duration and signs of the zodiac (12) in an aperture at eight o’clock. Bassineshaped case made of engraved, chased gilded brass and rock-crystal.
Inv. S-280.
H. 87 mm / Ø 60 mm / T. 32 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1660. (Reproduced at 80%)

S0875 Motions of the Moon
Pendant watch with calendar and moon phases. Philipp Heinrich Pepfenhauser(movement).
Movement signed “Philipp Pepfenhauser” on the back plate; fusee and chain,
key winding; verge escapement with hairspring. Complications:- Annual calendar- Lunar indication.
Dials made of engraved silver and engraved gilded brass. Indications: hours (XII) on thelower dial, days of the month (31) on the upper dial. The Dial Reflects the Sky, age (29 1/2)
and phases of the moon in an aperture at three o’clock, days of the week (7) indicatedby the names of the planets in an aperture at nine o’clock. Bassine-shaped case madeof silver.
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Inv. S-875. - H. 69 mm / Ø 53 mm / T. 26 mm.
Augsburg, Germany, circa 1685.

S0558 The United Provinces
Pendant watch with moon phases. Indication of Tides andStriking Mechanism. J. or F. van Leeuwaerden (movement).

S0897 The Celestial Vault

Movement signed “F. V. Leeuwaerde. / Haerlem” on the backplate; fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapement withhairspring. Complications:- Lunar indication- Striking of the hours on one bell.
Front dial made of engraved silver. Minutes are indicated bya vernier scale on the outer rim of the dial. It also shows theages and phases of the moon, and the tides conditions ofeight ports or islands of the former Netherlands: Antwerp,
Dordrecht, Amsterdam, Leiden, Linde, Vlieland, Texel and
Gouda. The dial reflects the sky. Indications: hours (XII),
minutes (60) and age of the moon (29 1/2) from the center,
phases of the moon in an aperture at the center, hours of thetide (2 times 12) in an aperture at the center. Rear dial madeof engraved silver and engraved gilded brass. Indication:
alarm (XII) from the center. Bassine-shaped case made ofscroll sawed engraved silver.

Movement signed “Henricus Harpur / Londini” on the backplate; fusee and gut string, key winding; verge escapement
without hairspring. Complications:- Annual calendar- Astronomical indications- Lunar indication
Dials made of engraved silver and engraved gilded brass.
Indications: hours (XII) on the lower dial, days of the month(31) on the upper dial 2.6 The Dial Reflects the Sky, monthsof the year (12), sunrise, signs of the zodiac (12) and lengthof the day (from 9 to 13 hours) on the upper dial, age(29 1/2), phases of the moon and hours of the tide in an
aperture at three o’clock, days of the week (7) in an apertureat nine o’clock. Case of the onion-type made of silver. This
watch has a double case.

Inv. S-558.
H. 72 mm / Ø 54 mm / T. 31 mm.
Haarlem, Netherlands, circa 1665.

Pendant watch with calendar and moon phases. Henry
Harpur (movement).

Inv. S-897.
H. 69 mm / Ø 55 mm / T. 28 mm.
London, England, circa 1670.

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S0265 Battle Scenes

S0416 The Judgment of Paris
Pendant watch. Attributed to Toutin’s
workshop (enamel painting). Francis
Rainsford (movement); London, circa 1700.
Movement signed “Fra° Raynsford /London” on the back plate; fusee andchain, key winding; verge escapementwith hairspring; the movement is a later
replacement. Dial made out of gold andenamel. Indication: hours (XII) from thecenter. Bassine-shaped case made ofengraved and chased gold and enamel.
Enamel paintings on gold representing:
1. The judgment of Paris (front cover)after Sébastien Bourdon (1616–1671);
2. A river landscape (inside of the front
cover);
3. A river landscape (dial);
4. The abduction of Helen (back cover)after Sébastien Bourdon (1616–1671);
5. A river landscape (inside of the backcover)
6. Landscapes in four cartouches (casemiddle).
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Inv. S-416. - H. 57 mm / Ø 48 mm / T. 22 mm.
Paris, France, circa 1650.

S0307 The Daisies

Pendant watch. François Collomby (movement).

Pendant watch. Pierre Sebeult(movement).

Movement signed “François Collomby” on the back plate; fusee and gut string, key winding; verge escapement without
hairspring. Dial made of gold with enamel painting. Indication: hours (XII) from the center. Bassine-shaped case made of gilded
copper. Enamel paintings on copper in camaïeu technique representing:
1. Military trophies (dial);
2. A battle scene (inside of the back cover);3. A battle scene (back cover) after
Antonio Tempesta (1555 –1630);
4. Battle scenes in four cartouches (case middle).

Attributed to Gilles Légaré
(enamel painting). Movement
signed “P Sebeult / A Paris”
on the back plate; fuseeand gut string, key winding;verge escapement without
hairspring. Dial made of white
enamel. Indication: hours(XII) from the center. Bassineshaped case made of goldand encrusted enamel(en ronde-bosse). Encrusted
enamel on gold representing
wreathes of flowers (front
cover).
Inv. S-307.
H. 31 mm / Ø 26 mm / T. 16 mm.
Paris, France, circa 1660.

S0400 The Adoration of the Magi
Pendant watch. Jean-Pierre Huaud (enamel
painting). Joseph Norris (movement);
Amsterdam, Netherlands, circa 1690.
Movement signed “Joseph Norris
Amsterdam” on the back plate; fusee andchain, key winding; verge escapement withhairspring. Dial made of gold with enamel
painting. Indication: hours (XII) from thecenter. Bassine-shaped case made of chased
gold. Enamel paintings on gold, signed“Huaud / Le puis né / fecit”, representing:
1. An Angel Awakening the Sleeping Joseph(dial) after an engraving by Michel Dorigny(1617–1665) reflecting a painting by Simon
Vouet (1590–1649);
2. A couple in a lake landscape with a ruin
(inside of the back cover);3. The Adoration of the Magi (back cover)after Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640);
4. Landscapes in four cartouches (casemiddle).
Inv. S-400. - H. 61 mm / Ø 44 mm / T. 23 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1680.

Inv. S-265.
H. 60 mm / Ø 42 mm / T. 25 mm.
Augsburg, Germany, circa 1680.

S0945 The Cupids
Pendant watch. Attributed to Pierre Huaud I (enamel painting).
Mathieu Gosselin (movement); Rennes, France.
Movement signed “M Gosselin / Rennes” on the back plate; fusee andgut string, key winding; verge escapement without hairspring.
Dial made of gold with enamel painting and flinqué enamel. Indication:
hours (XII) on the lower dial. Case shaped like a trefoil made of scroll
sawed gold, engraved gilded brass and flinqué enamel. Enamel
painting representing two cupids hanging a garland of flowers (aroundthe dial).
Inv. S-945. - W. 40 mm / H. 53 mm / T. 16 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1665.

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S0819 Jumping Seconds
Pocket watch. John Ellicott (movement). Thomas Lawrence (case).
Movement signed “Ellicott LONDON” on the back plate and “6615 Ellicott LONDON”
on the dust lid; key winding; cylinder escapement. Complication:- Jumping seconds.
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: Hours (XII) on a subsidiary dial at twelveo’clock; Minutes (60) from the center; Seconds (60) on a subsidiary dial at eighto’clock; Jumping seconds (1/5) on a subsidiary dial at four o’clock. Case made of silver,
numbered “6684”, stamped by the case-maker “T L” inside the case. This watch has
a double case made of silver covered with sharkskin and silver pin work.
Inv. S-819.
H. 73 mm / Ø 56 mm / T. 28 mm.
London, England, circa 1770.

S1019 An Extraordinary and important gold
half quarter dumb repeating consular cased
pocket chronometer of "The Best Kind" 1782.
John Arnold, London. Movement signed John Arnold
London, Inventory et Fecit No. 39/88.

S0534 Amplitude
Deck watch. Ferdinand Berthoud (movement).
Jean Martin (movement). Pierre Lamet (case).
Movement numbered “76”; fusee and chain, key winding;pivoted detent escapement, bimetallic temperaturecompensating regulator on the hairspring, arbor of thebalance wheel located in the center of three rollers. Dial
made of engraved silvered brass and engraved gilded
brass, signed “No 76 / Ferdinand Berthoud. Inventory /Jean Martin Exé AN 1804”. The subsidiary dial at six o’clock
indicates the amplitude of the balance. Indications: hours(XII) and minutes (60) on a subsidiary dial at twelve o’clock
and seconds (60) in an aperture at six o’clock. Case madeof silver, numbered “156” and stamped by the case-maker“P L” inside the rear case cover.

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Inv. S-534.
H. 94 mm / Ø 69 mm / T. 29 mm.
Paris, France, circa 1805.

Gilt full plate movement with Arnold short spring
detent, free-sprung OZ balance, gold helical spring,decoratively pierced and engraved balance cock,turned pillars white enamel dial, Roman numerals, outer
Arabic minute ring, subsidiary seconds divided into
75, gold consular case engraved with flowers andfoliage, engraved musical instruments to the back within
an ovoid reserve, pulse piece to the band at 8 o'clock,the back opening to reveal a plain polished fixed
cuvette with winding aperture, case with maker's markITP for John Terrill Pain and hallmarked 1782, dial signed
and numbered 88.
Inv. S-1019. - H. 50 mm / Ø 32,5 mm. - London, 1782.

S0573 In Balance
Marine chronometer. Ferdinand Berthoud (movement).
Pierre-Louis Berthoud (movement).
Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; detent escapement with a gridirontemperature compensation. Dials made of engraved silvered brass and engraved
gilded brass, signed “Inventée / et construite par / Ferdinand Berthoud /Exécutée par / Louis Berthoud”. Indications: hours (XII) on an applied dialat one o’clock, minutes (60) on an applied dial at four o‘clock and seconds (60)on an applied dial at nine o’clock. Case made of gilded brass.
Inv. S-573. - H. 77 mm / Ø 60 mm / T. 41 mm. - Paris, France, circa 1765.

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S0828 At the Gallop!
Ink chronograph. Frédéric Louis Fatton(movement).

Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; Escapement with vertical balance
wheel and temperature compensation after Henry Sully and further
developed by Pierre Le Roy. Front dial made of white enamel, signed“Julien LeRoy invenit / Paris 1772”. Indications: hours (12) and minutes(60) from the center. Rear dial made of white enamel, signed “H. Laresche
Renovavit / Paris 1804.”. Indications: Seconds (60) from the center;
Fast and slow on a subsidiary dial between seven and eight o’clock.
Case made of gold and silver.

Movement signed “Fatton ELÉVE DE /BREGUET PATENT, / N. 2 LONDON”
on the back plate; key winding; cylinder
escapement; the escapement can be
stopped by a slider at ten o’clock. Dial
made of white enamel, signed “FATTON /ELÈVE / DE BREGUET”, “PATENT / No 2
/ LONDON”. The hand with the ink sets a
point on the dial when pressing the button
at one o’clock. Indications: recorded hours(XII) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock,recorded minutes (60) on a subsidiary dialat six o’clock, recorded seconds (60) on
a subsidiary dial at twelve o’clock. Casein the Empire style made of engine-turned
silver and stamped by the case-maker“G” inside the rear case cover.

Inv. S-576.
H. 99 mm / Ø 67 mm / T. 32 mm.
Paris, France, 1772.

Inv. S-828.
H. 83 mm / Ø 60 mm / T. 22 mm.
London, England, 1822.

S0576 First on Board
Double-faced deck watch. Pierre Le Roy (movement).
Henri Laresche (movement); 1804.

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S1004 Constant - Force Escapement - Marine Chronometer
One day Ship’s Chronometer.
Built according to the designs of Thomas Mudge Snr. Pennington, Pendleton
and Others for the son of the inventor. Thomas Mudge, London, Movement No. 24.
This chronometer is one of the few that was fitted with an escapement after the original
design by Thomas Mudge Snr (1715–1794). Among others, Thomas Mudge Jr (1760–1843)
employed escapement makers Richard Pendleton and Robert Pennington to workon the creation of chronometers according to his father’s designs. Nineteen marine
chronometers were produced under the name of “Pennington, Pendleton and Others
for the son of the Inventor”.
Inv. S-1004.
H. 66 mm / Ø 124 mm.
Circa 1796.

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S0869 Dumb Quarter Repeating
Pocket watch. Julien Le Roy (movement).
Movement signed “Julien Le Roy / AParis / 2944” on the back plate and “Invente par Jul Le Roy en 1740” on the rimof the movement; fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapement with hairspring. Complication: dumb quarter repeating.
Dial made of white enamel, signed “JULIEN. LE ROY”. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center and seconds(60) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock. French Production Embarks on Miniaturization. Case in the Louis XV style madeof engraved gold and champlevé enamel, numbered “313” and stamped by the case-maker “E” inside the case.
The outer case is adorned with the monogram “JMC”.
Inv. S-869.
H. 62 mm / Ø 46 mm / T. 24 mm.
Paris, France, circa 1740.

S0794 Moses

S0490 The Quiver

Repeater pocket watch. James De Baufre (movement).

Lady’s "nécessaire" with watch.

Movement signed “Debeaufre LONDON” on the back plateand “Debeaufre / London” on the dust lid; fusee and chain,
key winding; verge escapement with hairspring. Complication:quarter repeating striking on one bell. Dial made of gold
engraved in champlevé, signed “Debeaufre / London”.
Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center. Casemade of embossed gold and stamped by the case-maker “A G”
inside the case. This watch has a double case made of gold.

Movement: key winding cylinder escapement. Dial madeof white enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60)from the center. Sewing kit shaped like a quiver made ofengraved, chased gold, flinqué and champlevé enamel,
adorned with an enamel painting and pearls. Enamel
paintings representing two flower bouquets (respectively
front side and rear side).

Inv. S-794. - H. 75 mm / Ø 51 mm / T. 34 mm.- - London, England,
circa 1750.

Inv. S-490. - W. 26 mm / H. 107 mm / L. 18 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1800.

S0208 Double Balance Wheel
Repeater Pocket watch. Ferdinand Berthoud (movement). Hamelin(enamel painting).
Movement signed “Ferdinand Berthoud / A Paris / No 310” on theback plate and “Ferdinand Berthoud” on the rim of the movement;
fusee and chain, key winding, eight-day power reserve; cylinder
escapement, double balance. Complication:- Dumb quarter repeating.
Dial made of white enamel, signed “Ferdinand / Berthoud”.
Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center andseconds (60) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock. French Production
Embarks on Miniaturization. Case in the Louis XV style made ofengraved gold and champlevé enamel, stamped by the case-maker.
Enamel painting on gold, signed “hamelin”, representing a flower
bouquet (back cover).
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Inv. S-208. - H. 67 mm / Ø 48 mm / T. 25 mm. - Paris, France, 1758.

S0382 The AlmondRing repeater watch.
Movement: key winding cylinder
escapement. Complication:- Quarter repeating striking on
one bell.
Dial made of white enamel.
Indications: hours (12) andminutes (60) on a dial. Caseshaped like an almond madeof engraved and chased
gold, champlevé enamel withdiamonds and pearls.
Inv. S-382.
W. 26 mm / H. 42 mm / D. 12 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1800.

S0181 Love and Fidelity
Pocket watch with chatelaine. Philippe Caffarello Dufalga (movement).
Movement signed “Dufalga / AParis” on the back plate; fusee and chain, key winding;verge escapement with hairspring. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII)and minutes (60) from the center. Case in the Louis XVI style made of engraved gold,
silver and with diamonds, stamped by the case-maker “H F” inside the case and “M F”
on the chatelaine. (Chatelaine reproduced at 62%).
Inv. S-181. - H. 62 mm / Ø 42 mm / T. 19 mm. - Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1775.

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S0489A & S0489B The Madonna of the Chair
Pair of pocket watches with music and automaton.
Made for the Chinese market. Piguet & Meylan (movement).
Attributed to Jean-Abraham Lissignol (enamel painting).
Attributed to Frères Oltramare (case).

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S0150A & S0150B The Roses
Pair of pendant watches with music and automaton.
Made for the Chinese market. Piguet & Meylan(movement). Frères Oltramare (case); circa 1820.

Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered “6524”(S-489A) and “6852” (S-489B); two barrels, one forthe movement, the other for the music and the automaton,
key winding; cylinder escapement. Complications:- Music- Automaton.
Automaton with two functions activated on the hour or on
demand; the animation depicts a couple playing the harp andthe mandolin along a river. They move their arms in time withthe music. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII),
minutes (60) and seconds (60) on a dial. Musical movement
playing on the hour and on demand one melody generated
by eighteen tuned teeth, driven by a movement with a pinned
disc. Case made of chased gold, champlevé enamel andpearls, numbered “6524” (S-489A) and “5854/2” (S-489B).
Enamel painting on gold representing “The Madonnaof the Chair” (back cover) after Raphael (1483 –1520).

Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered“3569” (S-150A) and “3570” (S-150B); two barrels,
one for the movement, the other for the music andthe automaton, key winding; cylinder escapement.
Complications:- Music- Automaton
Automaton signed“P M” with two functions activated on the hour oron demand; the animation depicts a woman playing
the mandolin and a man the lyre in a garden. Dial madeof white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes (60)and seconds (60) on a dial. Musical movement playing
on the hour and on demand one melody generated
by sixteen tuned teeth, driven by a movement witha pinned disc. Case shaped like a rose made of chased
gold, adorned with an enamel painting and pearls,
numbered “3569” (S-150A), “3570” (S-150B) and stampedby the case-maker “F O” inside the case.

Inv. S-489A, S-489B
H. 60 mm / Ø 44 mm / T. 14 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

Inv. S-150A, S-150B.
H. 69 mm / Ø 47 mm / T. 16 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

S0133A & S0133B – Venus Binding Cupid’s Wings
Pair of repeater pocket watches with Music and Automaton. Made for the Chinese market. Attributed to Jean-Abraham Lissignol(enamel painting). Piguet & Meylan (movement).
Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered “7199” (S-133A) and “6811” (S-133B); two barrels, one for the movement,
the other for the music and the automaton, key winding; cylinder escapement. Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs- Music- Automaton
Automaton with three functions activated on the hour or on demand; the animation depicts a couple playing the mandolin andthe harmonica with a mill in the background. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes (60) and seconds (60)from the center. Musical movement playing on the hour and on demand one melody generated by twenty tuned teeth, driven bya movement with a pinned disc. Case shaped like a heart made of chased gold, champlevé enamel with rubies, turquoises andpearls. Enamel painting on gold representing Venus Binding Cupid’s Wings (back cover) afterLouise-Elisabeth Vigée-LeBrun (1755–1842). (Reproduced at 66,.5%)
Inv. S-133A – S-133B. - W. 66 mm / H. 90 mm / T. 24 mm. - Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

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S0617 The Bacchante
S0898 The Autumn
Pocket watch with music. Made for the Chinese market.
Attributed to Jean-Abraham Lissignol (enamel painting).
Piguet & Meylan (movement). Frères Oltramare (case).

S0301A & S0301B The Lotus Flowers
Pair of pocket watches. Made for the Chinese market. Piguet & Meylan (movement). Frères Oltramare (case).
Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered “6538” (S-301A) and “6537” (S-301B); two barrels, one for the movement,
the other for the independent seconds, key winding; cylinder escapement. Complication:- Independent seconds
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes (60) and seconds (60) from the center. Case made of chased goldwith rubies, turquoises and pearls, champlevé enamel, numbered “6538” (S-301A) and “6537” (S-301B) and stamped by thecase-maker “F O” inside the case. Reproduced at 80%.
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Inv. S-301A, S-301B. - H. 85 mm / Ø 62 mm / T. 17 mm. - Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1825.

Repeater pocket watch with music. Made for the Chinese
market. Attributed to Jean-Abraham Lissignol (enamel
painting). Frères Oltramare (case). Piguet & Meylan(movement).

Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered “5623”;
two barrels, one for the movement, the other for the musicalmechanism, key winding; cylinder escapement. Complication:- Music
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes(60) and seconds (60) from the center. Musical movement
playing on the hour and on demand one melody generated bytwenty-two tuned teeth, driven by a movement with a pinned
disc. Case made of engine-turned, chased gold, flinqué andchamplevé enamel with pearls, numbered “5623” and stampedby the case-maker “F O” inside the rear case cover. Enamel
painting representing an allegory of Autumn (back cover).

Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered “6733”;
two barrels, one for the movement, the other for the musicalmechanism, key winding; cylinder escapement. Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs music
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes(60) and seconds (60) from the center. Musical movement
playing on the hour and on demand one melody generated
by twenty-two tuned teeth, driven by a movement with apinned disc. Case in the Empire style made of chased gold,
champlevé enamel with turquoises and pearls, numbered“6733” and stamped by the case-maker “F O” inside the case.
Enamel painting on gold representing a bacchante (backcover) after Angelica Kauffmann (1741 –1807).

Inv. S-898.
H. 73 mm / Ø 53 mm / T. 17 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

Inv. S-617.
H. 80 mm / Ø 57 mm / T. 18 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

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S0751 The Letter
Repeater pocket watch. Made for the Chinese market.
Piguet & Meylan (movement). Frères Oltramare (case).
Movement signed “P M” on the main plate,numbered “8464”; key winding; cylinder escapement.
Complication:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII),
minutes (60) and seconds (60) from the center. Casemade of gold, champlevé enamel and with pearls,
numbered “8464” and stamped by the case-maker“F O” inside the rear case cover. Enamel painting
representing Heloise having received the letter of
Abelard (back cover).
Inv. S-751.
H. 77 mm / Ø 56 mm / T. 20 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1825.

S1041 The WinterS0121 The Autumn
Repeater pocket watch with music. Made for the Chinese
market. Piguet & Meylan (movement). Attributed
to Jean-Abraham Lissignol. (enamel painting). Frères
Oltramare (case).
Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered“6016”; two barrels, one for the movement, the other forthe musical mechanism, key winding; cylinder escapement.
Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs- Music
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes(60) and seconds (60) from the center. Musical movement
playing on the hour and on demand one melody generated
by twenty-two tuned teeth, driven by a movement with apinned disc. Case made of engine-turned gold, flinqué andchamplevé enamel with pearls, numbered “6016”, stampedby the case-maker “F O” inside the rear case cover. Enamel
painting on gold representing an allegory of Autumn (backcover).

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Inv. S-121.
H. 78 mm / Ø 56 mm / T. 18 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1820.

Quarter repeating pocket watch.
Piguet & Meylan, Geneva, No. 5974, the case by Frères
Oltramare, made for the Chinese Market. Extremely fine andvery rare, 18K gold and painted on enamel, pearl-set, centerseconds, quarter repeating pocket watch, the enamel by Jean
Abraham Lissignol (1749-1819). Case- Four-body, Empire, the backwith a very finely painted on enamel portrait of a young lady
in a red dress, pink scarf, blue headdress, split pearl-set border,
the outer border decorated with translucent guilloche redenamel, the band, pendant and bow decorated to match,the bezels set with split pearls. Hinged gold cuvette decorated
with light blue and dack blue champlevé enamel foliage,
apertures for hand-setting and winding going train.
Dial- White enamel with radial Roman numerals, outer minutedivisions and Arabic quarter-hour numerals. Blued-steel ‘serpent’hands. Movement: 46 mm., frosted gilt, full plate, profusely
chased and engraved with flowers and foliage in the Chinese
taste, going barrel, cylinder escapement, three-arm gold balancewith polished steel endplate, blued steel flat balance spring,index regulator, repeating on gongs activated by depressing
the pendant. Case punched with the casemaker’s mark "FO",movement punched with Piguet & Meylan’s mark "PM" on thedial plate.
Inv. S-1041. - H. 80 mm / Ø 56 mm / T. 18 mm. - Circa 1820.

S0535 Palemon and Lavinia
Repeater pocket watch. Made for the Chinese market. Piguet & Meylan(movement).Frères Oltramare (case).
Movement signed “P M” on the main plate, numbered “3977”; key winding;cylinder escapement. Complication:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs.
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) fromthe center and seconds (60) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock. Case madeof chased gold and champlevé enamel with pearls, numbered “3977” andstamped by the case-maker “F O” inside the rear case cover. Enamel painting
on gold representing Palemon and Lavinia (back cover).
Inv. S-535.
H. 77 mm / Ø 53 mm / T. 15 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

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S0193 Tightrope Walker in Front of a Mountain
Repeater pocket watch with music and automaton. Attributed to DuBois & Fils
(movement). Perrin Frères (retailer); Neuchâtel Mountains, Switzerland.
Movement: two barrels, one for the movement, the other for the music andthe automaton, key winding; duplex escapement. Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs,- Music- Automaton
Automaton with six functions activated on the hour or on demand;
the animation depicts a tightrope walker advancing on a rope strung between
two trees while a man and a woman musician play the lyre and the luterespectively, their arms moving in time with the music. Dial made of engineturned gold and champlevé enamel. Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60)on a dial. Musical movement playing on the hour and on demand one melody
generated by twenty-nine tuned teeth, driven by a movement with a pinned
cylinder. Case in the Empire style made of engine-turned and engraved gold,
signed “Perrin freres / Neuchâtel” on the dust lid, numbered “19426” andstamped by the case-maker “F L B” inside the case.
Inv. S-193.
H. 86 mm / Ø 62 mm / T. 26 mm.
Le Locle, Switzerland, circa 1815.

S0421 The Chinese Theater
Double-faced repeater pocket watch with music
and automaton.
Movement: two barrels, one for the movement,
the other for the music and the automaton, key
winding; cylinder escapement with a ruby cylinder.
Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs,- Music,- Automaton
Automaton with three functions activated on
demand; the animation depicts an orchestra
conductor beating time opposite a harpist in theforeground. Behind them, two dancers moveon a theater stage. Dial made of white enamel.
Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) from thecenter. Musical movement playing on demand one
melody generated by twenty-two tuned teeth,
driven by a movement with a pinned disc. Casein the Directoire style made of engine-turned,
engraved, chased gold with pearls, signed“M. H. Jean Genbrugge – Chateau de et à Brechem
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Inv. S-421.
H. 86 mm / Ø 61 mm / T. 29 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, 1812.

S0195 Moses
Repeater pocket watch with automaton.
Attributed to DuBois & Fils (movement).
Movement: key winding; cylinder escapement.
Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on two gongs;- Automaton
Automaton with eight functions activated on the hour oron demand; the animation depicts the biblical figure Moses
bringing water from the rock before five kneeling figures andtwo angels both striking a bell. Dial made of white enamel.
Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60) on a dial. Casein the Directoire style made of gold and adorned withenamel paintings, numbered “8044” and stampedby the case-maker “F T” inside the case.
Inv. S-195.
H. 93 mm / Ø 67 mm / T. 26 mm.
Probably Le Locle, Switzerland, circa 1815.

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S0931 The Swing
Pocket watch with automaton. Louis Duchêne & Fils (movement).
Movement signed “Ls Duchêne & Fils / N 54923” on the back plate; twobarrels, one for the movement, the other for the automaton, fusee and chain,
key winding; verge escapement with hairspring. Complication:- Automaton
Automaton with six functions activated on demand; the animation depicts
a man pushing a woman sitting on a swing in a setting with two fountains.
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60) on a dial.
Case in the Directoire style made of gold, numbered “54923” and stampedby the case-maker “F” inside the case.

S0401 The Butterfly
Snuffbox with watch, music and automaton.

Inv. S-931.
H. 77 mm / Ø 57 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1800.

S0323 The Waltz
Double-faced pocket watch with music andautomaton. Louis Duchêne & Fils (movement).
Movement: two barrels, one for the movement, theother for the music and the automaton, key winding;cylinder escapement. Complications:- Music- Automaton
The main spring is signed “Carrisol/8/12”. Automatonwith four functions activated on demand;
the animation depicts a conductor beating time
opposite a harpist in the foreground. Behind them,
two pairs of dancers spin and twirl arounda theater stage. The enamel background representsa Swiss landscape. Animated Scenes Dial made ofwhite enamel, signed “LOUIS DUCHÊNE & FILS”.
Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60) from thecenter. Musical movement playing on demand one
melody generated by two sets of six tuned teeth,
driven by a movement with a pinned cylinder. Casein the Directoire style made of gold.

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Inv. S-323.
H. 80 mm / Ø 60 mm / T. 30 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, 1812.

Music and Automaton. Made for the Chinese market. Piguet & Meylan (movement). Movement signed “ P M ” on the backplate, numbered “ 3456 ”; two barrels, one for the movement, the other for the music and the automaton, key winding; cylinder
escapement. Complications:– Music– Automaton
Automaton signed “ P M ” with two functions activated on demand; the animation depicts a woman playing the mandolin and a
man the lyre against a landscape background. Dials made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) on the rightside dial and seconds (60) on the left side dial. 8.7 Automatons for China. Musical movement playing on demand one melody
generated by thirty-eight tuned teeth, driven by a movement with a pinned disc. Snuffbox shaped like a butterfly made of chased
gold, champlevé enamel, adorned with an enamel painting and rubies, turquoises, diamonds and pearls.
Inv. S-401. - W. 84 mm / D. 51 mm / H. 21 mm. - Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1820.

S0672 Flowers on a Blue Background
Pocket watch.
Made for the Chinese market. Attributed to Guinand(movement). Movement: Caliber Tixier, numbered “
27579 ”; double barrels, key winding, eight-day power
reserve; duplex escapement after Charles-Edouard
Jacot; the signature is in Chinese characters. Dial madeof white enamel. Indications: hours (XII), minutes (60) andseconds (60) from the center. Case made of gilded brass
and pearls, numbered “ 27579 ”. Enamel painting on gold
representing a bouquet of flowers on a blue background(back cover).
Inv. S-672.
H. 82 mm / Ø 57 mm / T. 22 mm
Fleurier, Switzerland, circa 1860.

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S0610 The Melon Pendant Watch
with Music and Automaton
Made for the Chinese market.
Piguet & Meylan (movement).

S0160 Harmony
Repeater pocket watch with music.

Movement signed “ P M ” on the main plate,numbered “ 3654 ”; two barrels, one for the
movement, the other for the music and theautomaton, key winding; cylinder escapement.
Complications:- Music- Automaton
Automaton signed “ P M ” with two functions
activated on the hour or on demand; theanimation depicts a boy playing the lyre anda woman the harp with a dog at her feet.
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours(XII), minutes (60) and seconds (60) on a dial.
Musical movement playing on the hour andon demand one melody generated bynineteen tuned teeth, driven by a movementwith a pinned disc. Case shaped like a melon
made of engine-turned and chased gold,
flinqué and champlevé enamel with pearls.

Perrin Frères (retailer). Movement: two barrels,
one for the movement, the other for the musicalmechanism, key winding; cylinder escapement.
Complications:– Quarter repeating striking on two gongs– Music
Dial made of engine-turned gold. Indications:hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center.
Musical movement playing on demand one
melody generated by thirty tuned teeth, driven
by a movement with a pinned cylinder. Casein the Empire style made of engine-turned
gold, signed “ Perrin freres ” on the dust lid,
numbered “ 6116 ” and stamped by the casemaker “ C & L L ” inside the rear case cover.
Inv. S-160.
H. 83 mm / Ø 61 mm / T. 22 mm.
Neuchâtel Mountains, Switzerland, circa 1815.

Inv. S-610.
W. 45 mm / H. 77 mm / T. 26 mm
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1820.

S0413A Homer and Minerva
Pair of snuffboxes with watch.

S0321 Rose with Pearls
Pendant watch.
Made for the Chinese market. Attributed to Piguet & Meylan(movement). Movement: key winding; double wheel
duplexescapement. Complication:– Quarter repeating striking on two gongs
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes(60) from the center and seconds (60) on a subsidiary dial at six
o’clock. Case shaped like a rose made of engraved gold, flinquéand champlevé enamel, adorned with an enamel painting andpearls.
Inv. S-321.
H. 95 mm / Ø 66 mm / T. 20 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.
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Made for the Chinese market. Attributed to Jean-Louis
Richter (enamel painting). Attributed to Piguet & Capt
(movement). Rémond, Mercier, Lamy & Cie (case). Movement:
key winding; cylinder escapement. Automaton with threefunctions activated on demand; the animation depicts twostone masons near a mill with a countryside background.
Dials made of white enamel. Indications: hours (12) andminutes (60) on the lower dial and seconds (60) on the upper
dial. Musical movement playing on demand one melody
generated by seven tuned teeth, driven by a movementwith a pinned cylinder; the mechanism is made of gilded
brass and steel. Snuffbox in a rectangular shape made ofengineturned, chased gold, flinqué and champlevé enamel,stamped by the case-maker “ R L & C ” inside the case.
Enamel paintings on gold representing:
1 Two children at play (front cover);2 Homer (front cover on the left side)
3 Minerva (front cover on the right side).
Inv. S-413A.
W. 73 mm / D. 35 mm / H. 13 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1810.

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S0030 The Butterfly
Pendant watch.
Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapement withhairspring. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (12) and minutes(60) from the center. Case shaped like a butterfly made of engraved,
chased gold, champlevé enamel, adorned with enamel paintings andrubies, emeralds and pearls, numbered “ 123 ”.
Inv. S-30.
W. 37 mm / H. 36 mm / T. 15 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1795.

S0036 Multicolored Seashell
Pendant watch.
Movement numbered “ 1408 ”; fusee and chain, key winding; verge
escapement with hairspring. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours(12) and minutes (60) from the center. Case shaped like a seashell made ofengraved, chased gold, champlevé enamel and pearls, numbered “ 1408 ”.
Inv. S-36.
W. 29 mm / H. 37 mm / T. 16 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

S0001A & S0001B Love Duel

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Pair of duel pistols with perfum sprinkler and watch.

S0371 Harp with Trophies of Music

Made for the Chinese market. Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1805. Moulinié, Bautte & Cie(case). Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapement with hairspring.
Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center.
Case shaped like a pistol made of engine-turned, chased gold, flinqué enamel withagate and pearls, signed “ Moulinié Bautte & Cie ” on the outside of the case.
By pulling the trigger, a flower shoots out of the barrel and sprays perfume.

Attributed to Piguet & Capt (musical mechanism). Musical movement playing
on demand one melody generated by seven tuned teeth, driven by a movement witha pinned cylinder; the mechanism is made of brass and steel. Pendant shaped likea harp made of engraved and chased gold, champlevé enamel, adorned with an enamel
painting and pearls.

Inv. S-1A & S-1B.
W. 111 mm / H. 46 mm / T. 15 mm.
Switzerland, circa 1805.

Pendant with music.

Inv. S-331.
W. 45 mm / H. 106 mm / T. 19 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1805.

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S0968 Strawberry

S0356 Black Lute

Pendant watch.

Pendant watch.

Movement: key winding; cylinder escapement. Dial made of white enamel.
The balance is visible through an opening on the dial side. Indications: hours(12) and minutes (60) on a dial. Case shaped like a strawberry made of engraved,
chased gold, flinqué, champlevé enamel with diamonds and pearls.

Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapement withhairspring. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (12) andminutes (60) from the center. Case shaped like a lute made ofengraved, chased gold, flinqué and champlevé enamel with pearls,
numbered “ 944 ”. The balance is visible on the back side.

Inv. S-968.
W. 25 mm / H. 38 mm / T. 10 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1810.

Inv. S-356.
W. 27 mm / H. 59 mm / D. 18 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

S0102 Rosebud

S0350 Red Rose

Pendant watch.

Object with watch.

Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge
escapement with hairspring. Dial made of white
enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60)from the center. Case shaped like a rosebud
made of engraved, chased gold, champlevé
enamel, adorned with enamel paintings andpearls.

Movement numbered “ 391 ”; fusee andchain, key winding; verge escapementwith hairspring. Dial made of white enamel.
Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60)from the center. Case shaped likea rose made of engraved and chased gold
and flinqué enamel. The rose opens whenpressing the lower leaf.

Inv. S-102.
W. 28 mm / H. 52 mm / T. 13 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1820.

Inv. S-350.
H. 124 mm / Ø 29 mm
Switzerland, circa 1860.

S0058 Lyre with Trophies of Music
Pendant watch.
Veigneur Frères (movement). Movement signed “Frères Veigneur 15174 ” on the back plate; fusee andchain, key winding; verge escapement with hairspring.
Dial made of white enamel, signed “ Fres Veigneur ”.
Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60) from thecenter. Case shaped like a lyre made of engraved,
chased gold, flinqué and champlevé enamel.
Inv. S-58.
W. 36 mm / H. 85 mm / T. 13 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1795..

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S0084 Melon with Trophies of Music

S0338 Pearl Basket

Pendant watch.

Pendant watch.

Bouvier Frères (movement). Movement signed “ Bouvier / A GENEVE ” on the backplate; fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapement with hairspring. Dial madeof white enamel, signed “ Bouvier / A GENEVE ”. Indications: hours (12) and minutes(60) from the center. Case shaped like a melon made of engraved, chased gold andchamplevé enamel.

Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapementwith hairspring. Dial made of white enamel. Indications:hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center. Case shaped
like a receptacle made of engraved, chased gold, champlevé
enamel and with pearls.

Inv. S-84.
H. 36 mm / ø 25 mm / T. 25 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1800.

Inv. S-338.
W. 32 mm / H. 35 mm / D. 35 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1790.

S0039 Blue Apple
Pendant watch.
Movement: fusee and chain, key
winding; verge escapement withhairspring. Dial made of white
enamel. Indications: hours (12) andminutes (60) from the center.
Case shaped like an apple madeof engraved, chased gold, flinquéand champlevé enamel.
Inv. S-39.
H. 41 mm / ø 25 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

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S0012 The Precious Scarab
Brooch watch.
Movement: key winding; cylinder escapement. Dial madeof white enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60)from the center. Case shaped like a scarab made of engraved,
chased gold and champlevé enamel with rubies, emeralds
and diamonds.
Inv. S-12.
W. 29 mm / H. 47 mm / T. 14 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1880.

S0045 Two Cherries
Pendant watch with scent compartment.
Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapementwith hairspring. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours(12) and minutes (60) from the center. Case shaped like cherries
made of engine-turned gold and flinqué enamel.
Inv. S-45.
H. 58 mm / ø 19 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1815.

S0633 Perpetual Watch with a Thermometer
Self-winding repeater pocket watch with thermometer.
Joseph Oudin (movement). Pierre-Benjamin Tavernier (case).

S0443 Benjamin Franklin’s Dial
Pocket watch. Jonas-Pierre Ducommun (dial).

Movement: key winding; cylinder escapement. Dial made of white enamel. Indications: hours (12) and minutes (60) from the center.
Case shaped like a key made of engraved, chased gold, flinqué and champlevé enamel, adorned with enamel paintings andpearls.

Movement numbered “256”; fusee and chain, key winding
verge escapement with hairspring. Dial made of white
enamel; the dial-maker signed on the rear side “Js P D
Commun / C M 31237”. The extensible hand indicates hours
and minutes. It makes one rotation every four hours andthree rotations in twelve hours. The top of the hand follows
the spiral on the dial. Benjamin Franklin conceived thismanner to display time. Indication: hours (XII) and minutes(60) in the manner of Benjamin Franklin from the center.
Case in the Directoire style made of gold, numbered “230”and stamped by the case-maker “P P R I” inside the case.

Inv. S-77.
W. 30 mm / H. 92 mm / T. 12 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1820.

Inv. S-443.
H. 82 mm / Ø 56 mm / T. 23 mm.
Neuchâtel Mountains, Switzerland, circa 1790.

S0077 Key with a Rose
Propelling pencil with watch.

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Movement numbered “253”; double barrels, lateral oscillating
masse for self-winding; experimental escapement by
Nicolas-Robert Robin. Complications:- Quarter repeating striking on one gong
- Meteorological indication- Power reserve
The oscillating masse is made in platinum. Dial made of white
enamel, signed “Oudin”. Indications: Hours (12) and minutes(60) from the center; Seconds (60) on a subsidiary dial at
six o’clock; Power reserve (60) on a subsidiary dial between
three and four o’clock; Thermometer (0° to 30° Ré) on a
subsidiary dial between eight and nine o’clock. Case in the
Empire style made of engine-turned gold, signed “AN 1806 /Oudin / Eve de Breguet / Rue Vivienne No 7 / A PARIS
No 253” on the dust lid, numbered “2544” and stamped by
the case-maker “P B T” inside the case.
Inv. S-633. - H. 84 mm /Ø 60 mm / T. 20 mm.
Paris, France, 1806.

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S0781 For Travelling to the Pole
Pocket watch with a compass. Benjamin Webb (movement).
William West (case). William Woodmann (case).
Movement signed “Benjamin Webb / London / No 2 / BY
THE KING’S Patent” on the back plate and “Benjn, Webb /London No 2 / By the King’s Patent” on the dust lid; fuseeand chain, key winding; duplex escapement. Complication:- Compass.
Dial made of white enamel, signed “Benjn, Webb, London.
/ By the / King’s / PATENT”. Indications: hours (XII) andminutes (60) on a subsidiary dial at three o’clock. Seconds(60) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock. Compass on a
subsidiary dial at nine o’clock. Case made of gold andstamped by the case-maker “W W” inside the case.
In order to diminish the effect of the magnetism on thecompass, the steel components of the watch have been
reduced to a minimum and replaced by gold and gilt brassparts.

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Inv. S-781.
H. 88 mm / Ø 60 mm / T. 26 mm.
London, England, 1805.

S0333 Press the Button!
S0906 The Ten Hour Day

Pocket watch with calendar. DuBois & Fils (movement).

S0645 Tactile Hours

Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapementwith hairspring. Complication:- Decimal hours
Dial made of white enamel, signed “Cuenin à Besançon”.
The dial indicates the time according to the decimal andduodecimal systems. Indications: Hours (2 times XII), decimal
hours (10) and minutes (60) from the center; Decimal minutes(100) from the center. Case in the Directoire style madeof gold, numbered “302” and stamped by the case-maker“F N / B” inside the case and “T H / C”.

Movement signed “DuBois & Fils” on the back plate; fuseeand chain, key winding; verge escapement with hairspring.
Complication:- Calendar
Dial made of white enamel. In the usual position, the hands
point to the sun in the center.
By pressing the pendant, they turn toward the sectors andindicate the time and the double calendar. Indications:
Extraordinary dials, hours (12) on a subsidiary dial at twelveo’clock, minutes (60) on a subsidiary dial at three o’clock,days of the month (31) on a subsidiary dial at nine o’clock,days of the week (7) on a subsidiary dial at six o’clock. Casein the Directoire style made of gold.

Inv. S-906.
H. 72 mm / Ø 52 mm / T. 19 mm.
Besançon, France, 1794.

Inv. S-333.
H. 81 mm / Ø 58 mm / T. 22 mm.
Le Locle, Switzerland, circa 1790.

Inv. S-645.
H. 48 mm / Ø 40 mm / T. 11 mm.
Paris, France, circa 1805.

Pocket watch with decimal hours. T. H. Cuenin (movement).
Fabrique nationale de Besançon (case).

Tactile pocket watch. Jean-Antoine Lépine (movement).
Pierre-Benjamin Tavernier (case).
Movement signed “ LEPINE ” on the back plate, numbered“6198”; key winding; virgule escapement. Front dial made ofenameled gold. Indications: Tactile hours (12) from the center.
Rear dial made of silver with a granulated surface, hours(12) and minutes (60) on a subsidiary dial at nine o’clock.
Case in the Empire style made of enameled gold, silver anddiamonds, signed “Lépine hger / de L’impératrice / A PARIS/ No 6198” on the dust lid, numbered “2480” and stamped by
the case-maker “P B T” inside the rear case cover.

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S0414 The Confederation of the Twenty-Two Cantons
E. M. Ruegger (movement).
Movement numbered “5895” key winding; cylinder escapement.
Dial made of engine-turned silver, signed “RUEGGER”. Indications:hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center. Case with a scalloped
rim made of engraved, chased gold and champlevé enamel, signed“E. M. RUEGGER” on the dust lid, numbered “5895” and stampedby the case-maker “E M R” inside the rear case cover.
Enamel paintings representing:
1. The coats of arms of the twenty-two cantons of the Swiss
Confederation (bezel);
2. The traditional costumes of the twenty-two cantons of the Swiss
Confederation (back cover);3. The Château de Chillon (center of the back cover).
Inv. S-414. - H. 65 mm / Ø 47 mm / T. 10 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1830.

S0527 The Candy Box
Box with watch and universal hours.

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S0081 An Evening at the Opera
Lorgnette with watch.

Movement: fusee and chain, key winding; verge escapementwith hairspring. Complication:- G lobal time
Dial made of engraved gold. The dial turns in 24 hours andindicates the local time of 53 cities. Indication: hours (2 times12) from the center. Case in a cylindrical shape made ofengine-turned, engraved and chased gold and stamped by
the case-maker “P G” inside the case.

Movement numbered “17”; key winding;cylinder escapement. Dial made ofwhite enamel. Indications: hours (XII)and minutes (60) from the center. Casemade of engraved and chased gold
and adorned with an enamel painting.
Enamel painting on gold representing
flowers (front side).

Inv. S-527.
H. 36 mm / Ø 67 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1780.

Inv. S-81.
W. 21 mm / H. 93 mm / T. 11 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1850.

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S0997 The Bottle os St. Jacoband der Birs
Pocket watch.
Historically important and probably uniquepocket watch in yellow gold and enamel
presentation watch, awarded on the occasionof the Swiss Federal Rife Championship in 1844by the Policemen of the Canton of Geneva.
The present presentation watch is possibly
the earliest known example of a Swiss Federal
Rife Championship watch. In 1836, the firstchampionship took place in Lausanne and until
1939 each year a watch was awarded to thewinner. Later, several watches were given out
to the finalists.
According to the inscription on the movement,
the watch was offered by the Police Corpsof Geneva on the occasion of the 1844
tournament, also commemorating the 400th
anniversary of the battle of St. Jacob, shown on
the large rectangular cartouche in the centre of
the enamelled case back.
Underneath, the names of the commanders
fallen during the battle, are listed. At the top,
the flags of the cantons part of the Old Swiss
Confederacy. Jean L. Martin, author of 8
volumes dedicated to historic watches andin particular presentation watches of Swiss Rifle
Championships, states that he has not seen
another example of this type and believes
that it is unique.
Inv. S-997.
H.57.8 mm / Ø 43.3 mm / T. 5.6 mm.

S0619 “Genève” (Geneva)
Movement attributed to E. Mennet.
Movement: key winding; straight line Lever escapement. Dial made of white
enamel. Indications: hours (XII) and minutes (60) from the center. Case madeof engraved gold, signed “A. Golay-Leresche No 2815 / GENEVE” on the dustlid, numbered “2815”. The watch is accompanied by its protection box in red
morocco leather.

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Inv. S-619.
H. 62 mm / Ø 45 mm / T. 11 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1850.

E0195 Three Swiss Cantons
Bracelet with medallions.
Bracelet made of engraved and chased gold. Enamel painting representing three young
women in the traditional dress of the cantons of Uri, Neuchâtel and Fribourg (bracelet).
Reproduced at 77%.
Inv. E-195.
W. 65 mm / H. 217 mm / T. 10 mm.
Geneva, Switzerland, circa 1830.

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P0607
Pendant watch.
Patek & Cie, Genève, No. 1162.
Open-faced, key winding and setting. Yellow gold case. Satin-finished silver dial, painted
Roman numerals, the centre engraved with scrolls. Blued steel Poire hands.Movement 13’’’,
Deloche ébauche, gilt, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance and flat balance spring.
The back is decorated with an engraved vermicelli pattern and an enamelled flower wreathand butterfly.

P0032
Pendant watch.

Inv. P-607.
H. 45.4 mm / Ø 32.7 mm / T. 6.9 mm.
1845.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 6368.
Open-faced, key winding and setting. Yellow gold case. White enamel dial, painted
Roman numerals. Blued steel Breguet hands. Movement 13’’’, Patek, Philippe ébauche,gilt, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance and flat balance spring.
The back is engraved with scrolls forming a frame, with a blue enamel surround andcentred by a painted on enamel mountain landscape, with flux finishing. The landscapeis reminiscent of those popularised by François Diday and Alexandre Calame, leadersof the romantic school of painting in mid-19th century Geneva.
Inv. P-32.
H. 46.3 mm / Ø 32.7 mm / T. 8.2 mm.
1852–1853.

P0403
Pendant Watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 32 216.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting. Rose gold case. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals. Blued steel Poire hands. Movement
13’’’, Patek, Philippe ébauche, gilt, cylinder escapement, monometallic balance and flat balance spring. Painted on enamel on the back,a shepherdess and her dog within a green gold frame with a chased and black enamelled surround. The rose gold chatelaine, probably
French, is similarly decorated, with four oval cartouches, their backs protected by mother of pearl plaques. This chatelaine watch istypical of the late 19 th century taste for the historicist movement and particularly for the Louis XVI style.
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Inv. P-403. - H. 47.7 mm / ø 33.5 mm / T. 10.7 mm; accompanied by a matching chatelaine: H. 92 mm / W. 32.6 mm / T. 11.7 mm.

1867–1869.

P0494
Pocket watch.
Night and Day. Pendant-watch. Patek Philippe & Cie. Genève. White enamel dial, with black painted roman figures and a subsidiaryseconds at 6 o'clock. Movement caliber 14 lines, lever escapement. Hunter case in yellow gold, on the covers, enamel painted motifs
on blue and pink guilloché backgroundInv. P-494.
H. 53.4 mm / Ø 38.1 mm / T. 11.3 mm.
1868.

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P0599 Grand Complication

P0604 Grand Complication

Pocket watch.

Pocket watch.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complications:- Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band to the left of the pendant)- 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the pusher on the winding crown)- Bolt locking the chronograph functions (slide at 11 o’clock)- Split seconds (activated by the rectangular pusher on the band between 10 and 11 o’clock)- Instantaneous perpetual calendar- Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)- Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; in English, month(subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; in English)- Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial with aperture at 12 o’clock,
graduated from 0 to 29 1/2).
Rose gold case, No. 218 830. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand.
Movement No. 97 546, 19’’’, Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, 1/4 plate with offset centre wheeland splitseconds mechanism on the dial side of the plate, rhodium-plated, “Special” quality,
counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation balance and Breguet balance
spring. Reproduced at 80%.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.

Inv. P-599. - H. 79.3 mm / Ø 55.8 mm / T. 19.1 mm. - 1895–1897.

P1513 Grand Complication
Pocket watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complications:- Minute repeating on two gongs(activated by a slide on the band to the left of the pendant)- 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the pusher on the winding crown)- bolt locking the chronograph functions (slide at 11 o’clock)- split seconds (activated by the rectangular pusher on the band between
10 and 11 o’clock)- 60-minute register (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock, graduated twice from 0 to 30)- Instantaneous perpetual calendar- Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)- Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; in English)- Month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; in English)- Age and phases of the moon(subsidiary dial with aperture at 12 o’clock, graduated from 0 to 29 1/2).
Yellow gold case, No. 412 649, invisible hinge. Satin-finished gilt silver dial, painted
upright. Dauphine numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire
hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 197 663, 19’’’,Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated, counterpoised straight line leverescapement, compensation balance and Breguet balance spring, eight adjustments.
Reproduced at 72%.
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Inv. P-1513. - H. 76.2 mm / Ø 54.2 mm / T. 18.9 mm.
1921–1929.

Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following
complications- Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the bandto the left of the pendant)- 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the pusher on the winding
crown)- Bolt locking the chronograph functions (slide at 11 o’clock)- Split seconds (activated by the rectangular pusher on the band
between 10 and 11 o’clock)- Instantaneous perpetual calendar- Retrograde date (semi-circular graduation at 6 o’clock)- Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; in English)- Month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; in English)- Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial with aperture
at 12 o’clock, graduated from 0 to 29 1/2).
Yellow gold case, No. 262 277. White enamel dial, painted upright
Breguet numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel
Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement
No. 156 723, 18’’’, Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated,“Special” quality, counterpoised straight line lever escapement,compensation balance and Breguet balance spring, eightadjustments. This appears to be the only watch produced by Patek
Philippe with these complications, particularly the retrograde date.
Inv. P-604. - H. 69.8 mm / Ø 49.7 mm / T. 15.2 mm. - 1910.

P1513
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P1065 Ref. 451
Minute-repeating wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with the following complications:- Minute repeating on two gongs- Perpetual calendar with apertures, date (outer graduation, central hand)- Day of the week (aperture at 9 o’clock)- Month (aperture at 3 o’clock)- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock)
Platinum case, No. 618 840. Satin-finished silver dial, applied platinum Arabic numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Platinum Feuille hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds
hand. Movement No. 198 340, 11’’‘, Victorin Piguet ébauche, straight line lever escapement,compensation balance and flat blued steel balance spring, eight adjustments.
This watch is a one-of-a-kind piece. First cased in 1930, it was fitted in its present case.
Inv. P-1065.
H. 39.2 mm / Ø 30.2 mm / T. 10.9 mm.
1930 –1939.

P0574 Ref. 658 – Grand Complication
Pocket watch.

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P0594

Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complications:- Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band to the left of the pendant)- 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the pusher on the winding crown)- Split seconds (activated by the rectangular pusher between 10 and 11 o’clock,- 30-minute register (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock)- Instantaneous perpetual calendar- Date (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock)- Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; in English)- Month (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock; in English)- Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial with aperture at 6 o’clock, graduated from 0 to 29 1/2)
- Leap year cycle (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 650 279. Silvered metal dial, applied yellow gold upright. Arabic numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Yellow gold Feuille hands; yellow gold counterpoised seconds hand.
Movement No. 198 395, 17’’’, Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated, counterpoised straight line
lever escapement, compensation balance and Breguet balance spring, eight adjustments.

The first Patek Philippe
repeating wristwatch.

Inv. P-574. - H. 59.1 mm / Ø 49.9 mm / T. 15.6 mm.
1930, 1945–1947 (calendar and moon phases).

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.

P0739

Lady’s wristwatch with five-minuterepeating on two gongs. Platinum case,No. 402 213, integral link bracelet (No.
1855). Platinum-plated gold dial, painted
upright Breguet numerals, minute track.
Blued steel Breguet hands. Movement
No. 174 603, 10’’’, Victorin Piguet ébauche,straight line lever escapement andcompensation balance.

Minute-repeating wristwatch.

Inv. P-594.
H. 33.8 mm / Ø 27.1 mm / T. 9.3 mm;
L. with bracelet: 184 mm.
1916.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with minute repeating on twogongs. Rectangular yellow gold case, No. 604 591,
tortue lugs. Gilt metal dial, painted upright Breguet
numerals, minute track. Blued steel Poire hands.
Movement No. 174 709, 12’’‘, Victorin Piguet ébauche,straight line lever escapement and compensation
balance.
Inv. P-739.
H. 42.8 mm / W. 30.2 mm / T. 9.1 mm.
1917, 1926 (cased).

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P0535 Ref. 2524
Minute-repeating wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.

Gentleman’s wristwatch with minute repeating on two gongs. Yellow gold case, No. 674 091. Silvered metal dial, applied gold
baton indexes. Gold Dauphine hands. Movement No. 861 181, 12’’‘, lever escapement.

P1187
24-hour chronometro Gondolo
pocket watch with double numbering.

Inv. P-535. - H. 42.8 mm / Ø 32.5 mm / T. 10.3 mm.
1950 –1953.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting.
Rose gold case, No. 251 026. White
enamel 24-hour dial, numbered 1 to 23;
black and red painted Breguet numerals,
subsidiary.
seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Gold Poire
hands; gold seconds hand. Movement
No. 146 699, 20’’’, Gondolo type.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting.
Rose gold case, No. 290 265. White
enamel 24-hour dial with double
numbering, blue painted Roman numerals(twice I to XII) and red and black painted
Breguet numerals (1 to 24); (7 to 17: red
diurnal hours; 18 to 6: black nocturnal
hours), subsidiary seconds dial at 6
o’clock. Gold Poire hands; blued steel
seconds hand. Movement No. 153 394, 20’’’,Gondolo type.
Delivered on May 24, 1910, to Gondolo& Labouriau, Rio de Janeiro.
The movement was originally housed
in a silver case (No. 257 454). Duringservicing by Patek Philippe on November
16, 1925, the case and dial were replacedat the request of Relojoaria Gondolo.

Inv. P-436.
H. 72.6 mm / Ø 51.4 mm / T. 14.8 mm.
1908.

Inv. P-1187.
H. 70.7 mm / Ø 51.2 mm / T. 12.5 mm.
1909, 1925 (case and dial).

P0210
Chronometro Gondolo pocket watch.

P1035
Minute-repeating wristwatch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with minute repeating on two gongs. Yellow gold cushionshaped case, No. 606 432, tortue lugs. Silvered metal dial, applied upright gold Breguet
numerals, minute track, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Gold Poire hands; blued steel
counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 198 094, 11’’‘, straight line lever escapement
and compensation balance. This watch belonged to Albert Clement Middleton, directorof the Victor Talking Machine Company, which in 1919 became the RCA (Radio Corporationof America).
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Inv. P-1035. - H. 35.8 mm / W. 28.2 mm / T. 8.3 mm.
1927–1928.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting.
Rose gold case, No. 248 981. White
enamel dial, painted Roman numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Gold
Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised
seconds hand. Movement No. 142 975,
21’’’, Gondolo type.
Delivered on October 15, 1907,
to Gondolo & Labouriau, Rio de Janeiro.
The cuvette is engraved with thespecifications of the Gondolo& Labouriau firm in Rio de Janeiro, forwhich this type of movement
was specially made as of 1902.
Inv. P-210.
H. 79.6 mm / Ø 56 mm / T. 15.1 mm.
1907.

P0436
24-hour chronometro Gondolo
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P0099 Wild berries
Dress Watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting. Yellow gold case, No. 603 927.
Satin-finished silver dial, applied gold upright Arabic numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock Gold Breguet hands; goldcounterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 893 357, calibre 17-140,
rhodium-plated, straight line lever escapement, Glucydur balance withscrews and flat self-compensating balance spring, eight adjustments.
Inv. P-99. - H. 54 mm / Ø 44.3 mm / T. 8 mm
1925 –1927 case from 1925, (present movement 1970).

P0559 The BellPendant watch.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
6-line movement with full plate, mounted
on three planes, lateral lever escapement,
16 jewels, flat balance spring, 18K
yellow gold case in the shape of a bell,
enamelled and painted with angel motifs,
rim set with rose-cut diamonds.
Gold brooch set with diamonds andsapphires, not original.

P1039

Inv. P-559.
H. 51 mm / L. 42.7 mm / T. 20.5 mm
1911.

Chronometro Gondolo wristwatch.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch. Rectangularyellow gold case, No. 287 173. Silvered
metal dial, graduated painted. Breguet
numerals. Blued steel Poire hands.
Movement No. 180 708, 12’’’, Gondolo
type. Delivered on November 9, 1922,
to Gondolo & Labouriau, Rio de Janeiro.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch. Rose gold
cushion-shaped case, No. 292 092.
Silvered metal dial, painted upright
Breguet numerals. Blued steel Breguet
hands. Movement No. 176 059, 12’’’,
Gondolo type. Delivered on November
22, 1913, to Gondolo & Labouriau, Riode Janeiro. The movement was originallyhoused in a rose gold case (No. 279 564),
as a pendant watch. On March 29, 1928,
at the request of Relojoaria Gondolo,it was fitted in the present rose gold case,during servicing by Patek Philippe.

Inv. P-1134.
H. 51.1 mm / W. 30 mm / T. 8.7 mm.
1913 –1922.

Inv. P-1039.
H. 37.4 mm / W. 30.3 mm / T. 8.4 mm.
1913 –1928.

P1134
Chronometro Gondolo wristwatch.

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P1322
Chronometro Gondolo wristwatch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch. Yellow gold
tonneau-shaped case, No. 287 179.
Silvered engine-turned metal dial,
painted. Breguet numerals. Blued steel
Poire hands. Movement No. 180 780, 12’’’,
Gondolo type. Delivered on February 15,
1921, to Gondolo & Labouriau, Riode Janeiro.
Inv. P-1322.
H. 49.1 mm / W. 30.1 mm / T. 8.5 mm.
1913 –1920.

P1566 Poppy Flowers
Pendant watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting. Yellow gold case, No. 225 170. Enamel dial,
painted Arabic numerals, red painted 5-minute Arabic numerals. Gold Louis XV
hands. Movement No. 115 212, 10’’’, rhodium-plated, lever escapement.
Inv. P-1566.
H. 37.8 mm / Ø 27.4 mm / T. 10.1 mm
H. with brooch 72.9 mm.
Movement from 1900; case from 1901.

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P1659
Art Nouveau Lady's pendant watchwith matching brooch.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
Yellow gold case, enamel and pearl set. White enamel
dial. 10''' movement.
Inv. P-1659.
W. 53 mm / Ø 28 mm / T. 16.3 mm.
Movement from 1901; case from 1902.

S1488 Garland
P1064 Rain of Diamonds
Pendant watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting.
Platinum and gold case, No. 264 645.
White enamel dial, painted upright
Dauphine numerals. Gold Louis XV hands.
Movement No. 158 926, 9’’’, extra-flat,
rhodiumplated, counterpoised straightline lever escapement, compensation
balance and flat balance spring, eightadjustments.

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Inv. P-1064.
H. 77.6 mm / Ø 40 mm / T. 7.1 mm;
accompanied by a matching chain.
1910.

Pendant watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève
Open-faced, stem winding and setting. Platinum
and gold case, No. 263 213. White enamel dial,
painted Dauphine numerals Gold Louis XV hands.
Movement No. 162 555, 9’’’, extra-flat, rhodiumplated,lever escapement. The watch has a delicate frame of
diamond-set, finely pierced platinum, with a garlandof diamondset flowers and leaves. The winding
crown is set with a sapphire cabochon; the backis enamelled in blue on an engine-turned groundand is centred by a diamond-set flower and leaf.
Inv. P-1488.
H. 63.1 mm / ø 46.5 mm / T. 7.8 mm;
accompanied by a white gold chain.
Movement and case from 1910.

P0800 Butterfly Lady
Lady’s pendant watch.
Patek PHilippe & Cie.
Movement: 10 lines, with lever escapement. Case in white andyellow gold. Art nouveau style, decorated with red enamel and set
with a diamond in its center; matching brooch (not genuine PP)
in the shape of a lady butterfly. Dial: enamel, Louis XV style hands.
Inv. P-800.
W. 45 mm / H. 77 mm / T. 26 mm.
Movement from 1904; case from 1905.

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P0094 Rock crystal
Skeleton dress watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting. Case No. 606 768,
sculpted from a single piece of rock crystal, with platinum rings
and armatures. Silver skeleton dial, Arabic numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial at 6 o’clock. White gold Breguet hands; whitegold counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 198 221,16’’’,skeletonised, counterpoised straight line lever escapement,compensation balance.

P1634 Golden Flies
Pendant watch, with matching brooch set with diamonds.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
Movement: 10 lines, lever escapement. Gold case, decorated with blue enamel and floral
motifs, set in the center with a line of diamonds. Dial: white enamel, black Arabic numerals
and external red minute track.
Inv. P-1634.
W. 45 mm / H. 77 mm / T. 26 mm.
Movement and case from 1895.

Inv. P-94.
H. 53.1 mm / ø 45.5 mm / T. 6.4 mm.
Movement and case from 1928.

P0103 Le Camée
Dress watch.
Open-faced, stem winding. Octagonal black onyx case,No. 601 069. Silvered dial, painted upright Dauphine
numerals; in the centre, an applied gold garland. White
gold Feuille hands. Movement No. 805 957, 17’’’, Charles
Piguet ébauche, découverte Première, stem winding,lever, ultra-flat 12/12, best quality lever escapement.
Inv. P-103.
H. 77 mm / ø 57 mm.
Movement from 1921; case from 1922.

P1617 Decorative Frame of Foliages
Dress watch.

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P1565 Chrysanthemum
Lady's pendant watch.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
Yellow gold and enamel case with floral motif. Enamel dial with blue
Arabic numerals, external minute track.
Inv. P-1565.
W. 38.4 mm / Ø. 27.3 mm / T. 13.1 mm.
Movement from 1897; case from 1898.

P0240 Ultra-flat
Pocket watch.

Patek Philippe, Geneva, No. 810 823.
Open-face, keyless-winding and setting, dress-watch, with small seconds (subsidiary dialat 6 o’clock). Case No. 603 847, platinum, round "Murat"-shaped, yellow gold case-band,"bordures feuillages, émaux, carrure émail noir". Silver satiné dial, with platinum appliedsuspended "Breguet" numerals. Grey gold "Breguet" hands; grey gold equilibrated
seconds-hand. 17’’’ movement, ébauche by LeCoultre (vallée de Joux and Geneva), rhodium
plated with straight-line lever escapement, compensated balance with gold poising screws
and blued steel flat hairspring (18 000 vibrations per hour), eight adjustments.

Patek Philippe & Cie.
Movement caliber 17 lines, ultra-thin, nickel, decorated with "côtes deGenève". 18 jewels, straight-line lever escapement. Bimetallic balance
wheel, cut, compensator, angled balance spring. Chased and pierced
silver dial set on a polished white gold plate, gold Roman numerals
in relief, circular-grained minute track. Polished gold Breguet numerals.
Case in 18K yellow gold, Empire style. The case back is engravedwith a fancy pattern on the perimeter and in the center a monogramwith the initials C.E.B. Caseband deeply engraved and polished.

Inv. P-1617.
W. 54.5 mm / Ø 44 mm / T. 7.2 mm.
Movement and case from 1925.

Inv. P-240.
H. 58.50 mm / Ø 44.8 mm / T. 9.5 mm.
Movement from 1918; case from 1919.

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P0072
The first perpetual calendar wristwatch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch withthe following complications- Instataneous perpetual calendar- Date (outer graduation with central hand) P0239 Ref. 3450
- Day of the week (subsidiary dial
Self-winding perpetual calendar
at 12 o’clock; in French)
wristwatch.
P0442 Ref. 2497
- Month (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock;Patek Philippe, Genève.
in French)
Perpetual calendar wristwatch.
- Age and phases of the Moon
Gentleman’s self-winding wristwatch,
Patek Philippe, Genève.
(subsidiary dial, graduated from 0
with the following complications:Gentleman’s wristwatch, withto 29 1/2, aperture at 3 o’clock).
- Perpetual calendar with apertures
the following complications:- Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)Yellow gold and enamel case,- Perpetual calendar with apertures- Day of the week
No. 22 033. White enamel dial, painted- Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)(aperture at 11 o’clock; in English)
upright Dauphine numerals, minute- Day of the week
track, subsidiary seconds dial at 9 o’clock. - Month (aperture at 1 o’clock; in English)(aperture at 11 o’clock; in English)- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock)Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel- Month (aperture at 1 o’clock; in English) counterpoised seconds hand. Movement - Leap year cycle (aperture between- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock).
3 and 4 o’clock; I-II-III-IV)
No. 97 975, 12’’’, Victorin Piguet ébauche,
Rose gold case, No. 674 392. SatinYellow gold case, No. 2 808 613. Silvercounterpoised straight line leverfinished rose gold dial, applied gold
escapement, compensation balance and satin-finished gold dial, applied gold
baton indexes, centre seconds. Rose gold Breguet balance spring. This is the earliest baton indexes. Gold Dauphine hands.
Feuille hands; counterpoised blued steel known perpetual calendar wristwatch. Its Movement No. 1 119 832, caliber 27-460
centre seconds hand. Movement No. 888 movement, recorded in the company’s
QB, with 18K gold oscillating weight,
028, caliber 27 SC QP, straight line lever archives, and partially manufactured instraight line lever escapement, Gyromax
escapement, compensation balance and1899, was never used before its completion balance and self-compensating Breguet
Breguet balance spring.
balance spring.
in 1925 for this wristwatch.

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Inv. P-442.
H. 44 mm / Ø 36.6 mm / T. 13.5 mm.
1952, 1964 (dial).

Inv. P-72.
H. 43 mm / Ø 34.4 mm / T. 12.7 mm.
1898–1899 and 1925 (movement finished).

Inv. P-239.
H. 43.3 mm / Ø 37.7 mm / T. 12.4 mm.
1985 –1986.

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P1406
Perpetual calendar wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with the following complications:- Date (aperture at 12 o’clock),- Day of the week (aperture at 10 o’clock; in English),- Month (aperture at 2 o’clock; in English),- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock).
Platinum case, No. 3588 (Niton, Geneva). Silvered metal dial, applied white gold baton indexes. White
gold Baton hands. Movement No. 860 182, 11’’‘, tonneau (caliber 10’’’ 92, Niton, Geneva), straight line leverescapement, compensation balance and Breguet balance spring.
This watch is one of approximately thirty pieces purchased from Niton, Geneva, in the late 1930s.
The ébauches of these watches’ movements were numbered and later finished by Patek Philippe.
While certain of the cases were used, others were not, and their movements were given new cases.
Inv. P-1406. - H. 36.2 mm / W. 23.9 mm / T. 8.4 mm.
1937–1938.

P0869
Wristwatch with triple date in apertures.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with the following complications:- Date (outer graduation with central hand),- Day of the week (aperture at 9 o’clock; in French),- Month (aperture at 3 o’clock; in French),- Moon phases (aperture at 12 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 605 146, cushion-shaped, tortue lugs. Silvered metal dial, upright luminous
Breguet numerals, minute track, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Luminous blued steel
skeleton hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 198 060, 11’’‘, Victorin
Piguet ébauche, straight line lever escapement, compensation balance and flat balance spring,eight adjustments.
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Inv. P-869. - H. 36.7 mm / W. 28.1 mm / T. 9.0 mm.
1926 –1927.

P0632 Ref. 2499
Wristwatch with chronograph,and perpetual calendar.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch, with the following complications:- Chronograph with rectangular push buttons,- Tachymeter scale graduated for 1,000 metres, 30-minuteregister (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock),- Perpetual calendar,- Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock),- Day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; in Spanish),- Month (aperture at 1 o’clock; in Spanish),- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 691 608. Silvered satin-finished golddial, applied upright gold Arabic numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial at 9 o’clock, Gold Feuille hands; counterpoisedgold seconds hand. Movement No. 868 541, caliber 13-130,
lever escapement, Glucydur balance with screws and selfcompensating Breguet balance spring, eight adjustments.
Inv. P-632.
H. 45 mm / Ø 37.7 mm / T. 14.1 mm.
Accompanied by a gold bracelet:
L. 197 mm. - 1956.

P0695 Ref. 3971
Wristwatch with chronograph, 30-minute register andperpetual calendar.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s water-resistant wristwatch, with the following
complications:- 1/5 second chronograph, with round buttons, 30-minuteregister (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock),- Instantaneous perpetual calendar- Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)- day of the week aperture at 11 o’clock;in English),- Month- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock),- Leap year cycle (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock)- Diurnal and nocturnal hours (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 2 824 149, glazed screw-on back.
Silvered metal dial, applied gold Baton indexes. Gold
Dauphine hands. Movement No. 875 030, caliber 27-70 Q,
straight line lever escapement, Gyromax balance andself-compensating isochronous Breguet balance spring.
Inv. P-695.
H. 43.4 mm / Ø 36.3 mm / T. 12.4 mm.
1986–1988.

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P1026 Ref. 1415 HUWorld time wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with a rotating bezel indicating 41 locations representing the
24 time zones. Rose gold case, No. 647 137. Cloisonné enamel dial representing the eastern
hemisphere, applied gold Roman numerals and baton indexes; rotating 24-hour discindicating diurnal and nocturnal hours. Rose gold hands, made by Louis Cottier Movement
No. 929 581, caliber 12-120 HU, lever escapement.
Inv. P-1026. - H. 37.8 mm / Ø 31.2 mm / T. 9.2 mm. - 1948.

P0907 Ref. 1064 HUWorld time dress watch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Dress watch with a rotating bezel
indicating 33 locations representing
the 24 time zones. Yellow gold case,No. 618 019. Silvered satin-finished dial,applied and painted Arabic numerals;
rotating disc indicating diurnal andnocturnal hours. Gold hands, madeby Louis Cottier. Movement No. 162 493,
caliber 17’’’, lever escapement.

P0606 Ref. 2571

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Split-seconds chronographwith perpetual calendar.

P1363

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with the following complications:- Chronograph with rectangular push buttons,- Tachymeter scale graduated for 1,000 metres,- Split-seconds, 30-minute register(subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock)- Perpetual calendar, date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)- Day of the week (aperture at 11 o’clock; in French)- Month (aperture at 1 o’clock; in French)- Moon phases (aperture at 6 o’clock).
Rose gold case, No. 686 255. Silvered satin-finished gold dial,applied rose gold Baton indexes, subsidiary seconds dial at
9 o’clock. Rose gold Dauphine hands; counterpoised rosegold seconds hand. Movement No. 868 331, caliber 13-130,
Valjoux ébauche, lever escapement, Glucydur balance withscrews and self-compensating Breguet balance spring, eightadjustments.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following
complications:- Instantaneous perpetual calendar- Date (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock)- Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock; in French)- Month (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock; in French)- Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial with aperture
at 9 o’clock, graduated from 0 to 29 1/2).
Staybrite stainless steel case, No. 611 363; gilt band, pendantand bow. Black lacquered silver dial, applied yellow gold
upright Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at
3 o’clock. Yellow gold Feuille hands; yellow gold hands
for the seconds and the calendar indications. Movement
No. 80 527, 19’’’, rhodium-plated, counterpoised straightline lever escapement, compensation balance and Breguet
balance spring.

Inv. P-606.
H. 48.5 mm / Ø 39.9 mm / T. 14.7 mm.
1955.

Inv. P-1363.
H. 59.5 mm / Ø 50 mm / T. 14.3 mm.
1891, 1935 (case).

Inv. P-907.
H. 36.2 mm / W. 23.9 mm / T. 8.4 mm.
1938.

Perpetual calendar pocket watch.

P1148 Ref. 2523 HUWorld time wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with twocrowns and a rotating disk indicating
41 locations representing the
24 time zones. Yellow gold case,No. 306 197. Cloisonné enamel dial
representing Europe, applied gold
Roman numerals and baton indexes;
rotating 24-hour disc indicating
diurnal and nocturnal hours. Goldhands, made by Louis Cottier.
Movement No. 720 303, caliber12-400 HU, lever escapement.

P1117 Ref. 605 HU

Inv. P-1148.
H. 44.6 mm / Ø 35.8 mm / T. 9.8 mm.
1953–1954.

Inv. P-1117.
H. 58.4 mm / Ø 47.3 mm / T. 9.9 mm.
1936 –1937.

World time dress watch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Dress watch with a rotating disk indicating
28 locations representing the 24 time zones. Yellow
gold case, No. 614 479. Silvered satin-finished dial,
upright Arabic numerals and painted baton indexes;
rotating disc indicating the diurnal and nocturnal
hours. Gold hands, made by Louis Cottier. Movement
No. 158 947, caliber 17’’’, extra-flat, direct centre
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P0474 Ref. 2597 HS

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P0902

Wristwatch with two hour hands.

Minute repeating pocket watch with independent seconds
and second time zone.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 24 139. Hunter case, stem winding
and setting by a bolt, with the following complications:– Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the bandto the right of the pendant)– Independent seconds (outer graduation with central hand; activatedby the rectangular pusher at 12 o’clock)– Twin barrel with differential winding– Hours and minutes of a second time zone (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock,set by the bolt to the left of the pendant)
Yellow gold case. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiary local
time dial at 6 o’clock. Yellow gold Breguet hands for the local time dial; blued
steel Breguet hands for the second time zone dial. Movement 21’’’, D. L. Golayébauche, gilt, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation
balance and Breguet balance spring. 1864–1867. Open watch reproduced
at 86%.
Inv. P-902.
H. 80.1 mm / Ø 56.4 mm / thickness 16.9 mm.
1864–1867.

P0212 Ref. 2523-1 HUWorld time wristwatch.

World time wristwatch.

Patek Philippe, Genève.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with two crowns
and a rotating disk indicating 41 locations
representing the 24 time zones. Rosegold case, No. 313 049. Silvered engineturned dial, applied gold baton indexes;
rotating disc indicating diurnal andnocturnal hours. Rose gold hands, madeby Louis Cottier. Movement No. 724 315,caliber 12-400 HU, lever escapement.

Gentleman’s wristwatch with a rotating
bezel indicating 30 locations representing
the 24 time zones. Yellow gold case,No. 295 194, wide straight lugs. Silvereddial, painted Roman numerals and baton
indexes; rotating disc indicating diurnal
and nocturnal hours. Gold hands, made byLouis Cottier. Movement No. 818 200, 10’’’,
LeCoultre ébauche, lever escapement.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch, indicating twotime zones with three hands. Case
No. 309 787, Calatrava type; correctors
at 8 and 10 o’clock. Silvered metal dial,applied gold painted baton indexes,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock.
Rose gold and blued steel Dauphinehands, blued steel hand for the second
time zone; rose gold seconds hand.
Movement No. 729 437, caliber 12-400
HS, straight line lever escapement,
Glucydur balance with screws and selfcompensating Breguet balance spring,eight adjustments.

Inv. P-212.
H. 43.1 mm / Ø 35.9 mm / T. 8.9 mm.
1966.

Inv. P-1170.
H. 35.3 mm / Ø 27.1 mm / T. 7.8 mm.
1937–1938.

Inv. P-474.
H. 43.6 mm / Ø 35.3 mm / T. 9.8 mm.
1961.

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P1233"Officer" wrist chronograph.

P0485 Ref. 1579
Wrist chronograph.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch, with the following complications:- 1/5 second chronograph, single button (activated by thewinding crown)- Tachymeter scale graduated for one mile
- Bolt locking the chronograph functions (slide between
3 and 4 o’clock)- 30-minute register (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 289 102, Officier type, hinged back.
Silvered metal dial, painted upright Breguet numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands;
blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No.
197 876, 13’’’, Victorin Piguet ébauche, lever escapement,compensation balance and Breguet balance spring.

P0992
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with the following complications:- 1/5 second chronograph, single button- 30-minute register (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock).
Yellow gold tortue-shaped case, No. 607 929. Satinfinished silver dial, painted upright Dauphine numerals,
and geometrical motif in each corner; subsidiary seconds
dial at 9 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel
counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 198 237, 13’’’,
Victorin Piguet ébauche, lever escapement, compensation
balance and Breguet balance spring.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with thefollowing complications:- 1/5 second chronograph,with rectangular push buttons- Tachymeter scale graduatedfor 1,000 metres- 30-minute register(subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 2 633 293,
triangular lugs. Satin-finished silver
dial, applied gold Arabic numerals andpyramid indexes; subsidiary seconds
dial at 9 o’clock. Gold Feuille hands;
counterpoised gold seconds hand.
Movement No. 869 150, caliber 13-130,
Valjoux ébauche, lever escapement,
Glucydur balance with screws and selfcompensating Breguet balance spring,eight adjustments.

Inv. P-1667.
H. 38.9 mm / Ø 34 mm / T. 9.5 mm.
1924.

Inv. P-992.
H. 40.4 mm / W. 33.7 mm / T. 9.7 mm.
1929.

Inv. P-485.
H. 43.1 mm / Ø 35.9 mm / T. 11.2 mm.
1963–1966.

P1667
The first Patek Philippe
wrist chronograph.

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Tortue cushion wrist chronograph.

P1505

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.

The first Patek Philippe split-seconds
chronograph wristwatch.

Gentleman’s wristwatch with thefollowing complications:- 1/5 second chronograph, single button- Tachymeter scale graduatedfor 200 metres- Bolt locking the chronograph functions(slide at 2 o’clock)- 30-minute register(subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 291 111, Officier
type, hinged back. Satin-finished silver
dial, painted upright Breguet numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock.
Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel
counterpoised seconds hand. Movement
No. 198 070, 13’’‘, Victorin Piguet ébauche,lever escapement, compensation balance
and Breguet balance spring.
This is the only known wristwatch witha tachometer scale graduated for 200
metres.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with thefollowing complications:- 1/5 second chronograph,single button (winding crown)- Split seconds (rectangular push button
between 1 and 2 o’clock)- 60-minute register(subsidiary dial at
3 o’clock).
Yellow gold case, No. 235 326, Officier
type, hinged back and screwed lugs.
White enamel dial, painted upright
Breguet numerals, subsidiary seconds
dial at 9 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands;
blued steel counterpoised seconds hand.
Movement No. 124 824, 12’’‘ 1/4, extra-flat,
Victorin Piguet ébauche, “Extra”
quality, straight line lever escapement,compensation balance and Breguet
balance spring.

Inv. P-1233.
H. 40.2 mm / Ø 33.9 mm / T. 10.3 mm.

Inv. P-1505.
H. 40.9 mm / Ø 33.1 mm / T. 11.1 mm.
1923.

1927–1928.

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P0587
Ladies' wristwatch.
Patek Philippe & Co.
Oval 5-line movement, lever escapement
Engraved platinum case set withdiamonds on the bezel. Matte silver dial,
black Breguet numerals, cord bracelet.

P1516
Ring watch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Dial concealed by a cover, winding and setting
at 6 o’clock. Platinum case, No. 617 771. Silvered metaldial, painted Arabic numerals and baton indexes.
Blued steel Feuille hands. Movement No. 174 084, 6’’’,round, straight line lever escapement, bimetallic
compensation balance..

P1375

Inv. P-587.
W. 26.6 mm / H. 14.4 mm / T. 5.2 mm.
1933.

Inv. P-1516.
H. 17.1 mm / Ø 15.5 mm / T. 9 mm.
H. with ring 25.9 mm / width of the ring 21.8 mm
Movement from 1912; cased in 1938.

Pocket watch with minute repeater, chronograph, split-seconds, 60-minute recorderand 12-hour recorder.
Patek, Philippe & Co., Geneva, No. 97 648.
Open-face, keyless-winding and setting, pocket watch, featuring mean time (subsidiary
hours and minutes dial at 10 o’clock, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock) andthe following five horological complications: minute repeater on two gongs (releaseby the slide located on the case-band, on the left side of the pendant), 1/5 seconds
chronograph (release by the round push-piece located on the winding-crown); safetybolt locking the chronograph’s functions (slide at 11 o’clock), split-seconds (releaseby the rectangular push-piece located on the case-band at 10:30), 60-minute recorder(subsidiary dial at 2 o’clock; concentrical hand to the follow), 12-hour recorder(subsidiary dial at 2 o’clock; concentrical hand to the previous).
Case No. 216 485, rose gold, round "bassine, à gouttes"-shaped. White enamel mainand subsidiaries dials; black painted radial Roman numerals for hours and minutes(subsidiary dial at 10 o’clock); black painted suspended "Breguet" numerals
for minute- and hour-recorder (subsidiary dial at 2 o’clock). Blued steel "Breguet"
hands; blued steel equilibrated seconds-hand. Movement 19’’’, ébauche by Victorin
Piguet & Co. (vallée de Joux), 1/4 plate with decentred centre-wheel and splitseconds mechanism fitted on the main plate dial side, nickel plated, with straight-line
equilibrated lever escapement, compensated balance with gold and platinum poisingscrews and blued steel hairspring with terminal curve. The pocket watch of Léon
Schück.

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Inv. P-1375.
H. 74.7 mm / Ø 51.8 mm / T. 19.1 mm.
Watch manufactured in 1895 / 1896.

P1214
Lady’s brooch watch.
Patek Philippe, Genève
Rose gold case, No. 617 504, brooch
made up of three graduated rings, whitegold decorative elements set with 13
diamonds. Champagne-coloured mattedial, applied gold Arabic numerals andbaton indexes, minute track. Gold Feuillehands. Movement No. 850 775, 8’’’- 85,
Patek Philippe ébauche, round.
Inv. P-1214.
H. 37.4 mm / Ø 32.4 mm / T. 7 mm.
1938.

P1428 Ref. 2126
Lady’s wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève
Gold and platinum case, No. 509 111, the watch sliding intoa rectangular element, pave set with calibrated diamonds andsapphires, winding crown at 12 o’clock, integral chevron-link braceletwith scroll clasp, set with diamonds and Burmese sapphires. Silvered
metal dial, applied gold Arabic numerals and baton indexes. Gold
Baton hands. Movement No. 842 390, calibre 8’’’ 80, baguette, straightline lever escapement, monometallic balance, flat self-compensatingbalance spring.
Inv. P-1428.
H. 19 mm / W. 27 mm / T. 20 mm / L. 185 mm.
1945.

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P0041 The BellPendant watch.
Patek Philippe & Co.
Rose gold and silver case,engraved with scroll motifs
around the perimeter and half
leaves on the edge. Matching
brooch in the form of a horse
necklace decorated with smallround bells and two gold horsetails. Enameled dial. Blued steelhands. Movement 7 lines, with
two levels, cylinder escapement.
Inv. P-41.
Circa 1856.

P1968 Diamonds, Onyx and
Corals, Ref. 4438/2J
Lady’s wristwatch.
Patek Philippe SA
Caliber 16-250, manually wound. Casereference 4438/2J-010 in yellow gold,
set with 266 diamonds, 15 onyxes and
15 corals.
Inv. P-1968.
H. 25 mm / width 31 mm / T. 28 mm.
Circa 1970.

P1495 Mourning Watch

P0379 Hunting Scene

Lady’s wristwatch.

Pendant watch.

Pocket watch.

Patek Philippe, Genève. Gold case,No. 509 228, integral bracelet withinterlocking chevron links, dialconcealed by a cover. Silvered mattedial, applied gold Arabic numerals
and dot indexes. Gold Baton hands.
Movement No. 941 207, calibre 7’’’70, lever escapement, monometallic
balance, selfcompensating flat balance
spring.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
No. 61 072. Half hunter case, stem winding and setting.
Oxidised silver case, entirely engraved in a vermicelli
pattern; rose gold pendant neck, hinges, lips, winding
crown, chains and decorative motifs. Black enamel
dial, applied rose gold Roman numerals. Rose gold
hands. Movement 12’’’, Patek, Philippe ébauche, gilt,
counterpoised straight line lever escapement,à moustaches, compensation balance with gold timing
screws and flat balance spring.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève
No. 38 787. Half hunter case, stem winding and setting. Nielloed
silver case; yellow gold pendant neck, hinges, lips, pusher
for opening the cover, and winding crown. White enamel dial,
painted Roman numerals. Blued steel Poire hands. Movement
20’’’, Patek, Philippe ébauche, gilt, counterpoised straight line
lever escapement, à moustaches, compensation balance withgold timing screws and flat balance spring. The front, back andcase band are decorated with engraved hunting scenes
in nielloed silver.

Inv. P-1495.
H. 48.6 mm / Ø 33.2 mm / T. 11.5 mm.
Movement from 1880; case from 1881.

Inv. P-379.
H. 79.4 mm / Ø 56.7 mm / T. 16.6 mm.
Movement from 1870; case from 1871.

P1042 Ref. 2094

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Inv. P-1042.
Ø 16 mm / total length 192 mm.
1945.

P0107 Chameleon
Lady’s Wristwatch Reference 1252
Patek Philippe, Genève Yellow gold case, No. 653
537, curved crystal, hinged bangle bracelet with asculpted and chased yellow gold chameleon Silveredsatin-finished opaline dial, applied gold Arabic
numerals and triangular indexes Gold Baton hands
Movement No. 866 168, 8’’’, round, straight line leverescapement 1947
Inv. P-107
Ø of the bangle bracelet 68.7 mm / T. 7.8 mm.
1947-1948.

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P1052 To devote one’s life to truth
Quarter repeating pocket watch.

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P0258 Ville-d’Avray
by Suzanne Rohr, Ref. 866/69

P0246 The Waterfall
by Suzanne Rohr; Ref. 866/53
Dress watch.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
No. 47 704. Hunter case, stem winding and setting, with the following
complication:– Quarter repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band)
Platinum-plated and nielloed silver case; rose gold pendant neck,hinges, lips, slide and winding crown. Black enamel dial, gold painted
upright Breguet numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock.
Yellow gold Poire hands; yellow gold counterpoised seconds hand.
Movement 18’’’, D. L. Golay ébauche, gilt, counterpoised straight line
lever escapement, compensation balance with gold timing screws
and balance spring with terminal curve.

Dress watch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Yellow gold case, No. 433 684. Painted
on enamel on gold by Suzanne Rohr,
after Jean-Baptiste Corot. Painted metaldial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel
baton hands. Movement No. 932 674,
calibre 17-170. The painting Ville-d’Avray
by Jean-Baptiste Corot is in the National
Gallery of Washington.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Yellow gold case, No. 433 674. Painted
on enamel on gold by Suzanne Rohr,
after François Diday. Painted metal dial,
painted Roman numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel
Baton hands. Movement No. 932 318,
calibre 17-170. The Salanfe, or the“Pissevache”, a 114 metre high waterfall
located between Martigny and SaintMaurice in the canton of Valais, has
inspired many artists and writers.

Inv. P-1052.
H. 73.6 mm / Ø 51.2 mm / T. 15.7 mm.
Movement from 1874; case from 1875.

Inv. P-258.
H. 60.4 mm / Ø 47.3 mm / T. 9.3 mm.
Movement from 1974; case from 1973.

Inv. P-246.
H. 60.4 mm / Ø 47.4 mm / T. 9.4 mm.
Movement from 1974; case from 1973.

P0180 Whaleby Suzanne Rohr, Ref. 866/09
Dress watch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Yellow gold case, No. 433 545. Painted
on enamel on gold by Suzanne Rohr, after
Ludolf Bakhuizen. Silvered metal dial,applied gold indexes, subsidiary seconds
dial at 6 o’clock. Gold Dauphine hands.
Movement No. 932 054, calibre 17-170
Inv. P-180.
H. 60.3 mm / Ø 47.2 mm / T. 9.2 mm.
Movement from 1972; case from 1970.

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P0723
Pendant watch designed by Gilbert Albert.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
Movement, caliber 99 P. 18K yellow gold case in the
shape of a shell, decorated with striations.
Inv. P-723.
H. 36.6 mm / L. 39.4 mm / T. 12.8 mm.
Movement and case from 1961.

P0722 The Mayflower ; Ref. 715/25
Pendant watchdesigned
by Gilbert Albert.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
Movement, calibre 99 P. 18K yellow
hunting gold case with abstract
decoration.
Inv. P-722.
H. 55.4 mm / L. 36.6 mm / T. 8.8 mm.
Movement from 1962; case from 1961.

P0179 The Letterby Suzanne Rohr; Ref. 866/11

P0172 The Mayflower
by H. M. Mercier; Ref. 715/25

P0131 C. W. Lambton
by F. Pellarin-Leroy; Ref. 715/04

Dress watch.

Dress watch.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Yellow gold case, No. 432 839. Painted
Patek Philippe, Genève.
on enamel on gold by Hélène-May
Yellow gold case, No. 433 547. Painted
Mercier, after Bernard Finnegan Gribble.
on enamel on gold by Suzanne Rohr, after Silvered metal dial, applied gold indexes,
Jean-Honoré Fragonard. Painted metal
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Golddial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiary Dauphine hands. Movement No. 893 332,
seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel
calibre 17-140. The Mayflower left England
Baton hands. Movement No. 931 910,
on September 6, 1620, carrying thecalibre 17-170.
Puritan pilgrims to the New World.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Yellow gold case, No. 432 820. Painted onenamel on gold by F. Pellarin-Leroy, after
Sir Thomas Lawrence. Silvered metal dial,applied gold indexes, subsidiary seconds
dial at 6 o’clock. Yellow gold Dauphinehands. Movement No. 893 319, calibre 17140. The painting Master Charles William
Lambton by Sir Thomas Lawrence is in a
private collection.

Inv. P-179.
H. 60.2 mm / Ø 47.3 mm / T. 9.9 mm.
Movement from 1971; case from 1970.

Inv. P-131.
H. 60.1 mm / Ø 47.2 mm / T. 8.4 mm.
Movement from 1969; case from 1970.

Dress watch.

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Inv. P-172.
H. 60.3 mm / Ø 47.4 mm / T. 8.3 mm.
Movement and case from 1970.

P01206 so called "Ricochet"
Purse watch designed by Gilbert Albert.
Patek Philippe & Cie.
Case in 18 carat yellow gold, withdecentered gold dial. Black roman figureson the case, black hands. Caliber 23 –300.
Inv. P-1206.
H. 39 mm / Ø 38.9 mm / T. 6.5 mm.
Movement from 1964; case from 1961.

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P0049
The first Patek Philippe wristwatch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 27 368.
Lady’s wristwatch, hunter type case, key winding and setting. Rectangularyellow gold case, hinged back. White enamel dial, upright painted Breguet
numerals. Blued steel Poire hands. The cover is enamelled in black and set
with rose-cut diamonds. Movement 6’’’, baguette, gilt, cylinder escapement,
monometallic balance and flat balance spring.
This watch may be considered one of the first modern wristwatches. It is nota bracelet fitted with a pendant watch movement – that is, a bracelet watchof the type that was occasionally seen in the early 19th century – but a veritable
timepiece to be worn on the wrist.
Inv. P-49. - H. 13.2 mm / W. 32.3 mm / T. 13.6 mm;bracelet: inside Ø ~56 mm / outside Ø~62.3 mm.
1868.

P0534 The Duke of Regla’s watch
Minute repeating pocket watch with petite sonnerie
and Westminster chime on five Bells.

P01458 Designed
by Gilbert Albert; Ref. 3289/24
Lady’s wristwatch.
Patek Philippe, Genève.
Yellow gold case, No. 2 646 290, withintegral bracelet made up of "rectangular"
yellow gold elements set with diamonds
and emeralds. Matte silvered dial, applied
gold baton indexes. Caliber 13 1/2’’’.Gold
Baton hands. Movement No. 989 650,
nickeled, lever escapement, monometallic
balance.

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Inv. P-1458.
Ø 10.9 mm / T. 7.2 mm.
Movement from 1966; case from 1965.

P0854 Designed
by Gilbert Albert; Ref. 3413

P0705 Designed
by Gilbert Albert; Ref. 3412

Gentleman’s wristwatch.

Gentleman’s wristwatch.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Trapezoidal yellow gold case, No. 2
609 762. Silvered dial, painted indexes
crossing the dial. Gold Baton hands.
Movement No. 1 228 558, calibre 23300, lever escapement, à moustaches,
bimetallic balance, flat balance spring.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Asymmetrical triangular yellow gold case,No. 2 615 188. Yellow gold dial, painted
indexes crossing the dial. Gold Batonhands. Movement No. 1 145 792, calibre
23-300, lever escapement, à moustaches,
bimetallic balance, flat balance spring.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Hunter case, stem winding and setting,with the following complications:– Westminster chime minute repeating on five bells(activated by a slide on the band to the rightof the pendant, between 6 and 7 o’clock).
– Petite sonnerie (“strike/silence” lever between
11 and 12 o’clock).
– Twin barrel with differential winding.
Yellow gold case, No. 257 696. Silver dial, applied gold
upright stylised numerals, painted decorative motifs;
the centre pierced, engraved and gilt, subsidiaryseconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Louis XV hands;
blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement
No. 138 285, 22 1/2 ’’’, rhodium-plated, two barrels andtwo wheel trains, counterpoised straight line leverescapement, compensation balance and Breguet
balance spring.

Inv. P-854.
H. 41.8 mm / width 29.8 mm / T. 6 mm.
Movement from 1988; case from 1959.

Inv. P-705.
H. 40.8 mm / width 33.1 mm / T. 8.1 mm
Movement from 1969; case from 1960.

Inv. P-534.
H. 93 mm / Ø 65.9 mm / T. 20.9 mm.
Movement from 1908; case from 1909.

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P1497 Henry Graves Jr. ’s Grand Complication
Pocket watch.

P0736 Pius IX’s Pocket watch, Supreme Pontiff
Pocket watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 27 033.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complication:– Half-quarter repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band)
Yellow gold case. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds
dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand.
Movement No. 27 033, 19’’’, Piguet Frères ébauche, gilt, counterpoised straight line
lever escapement, compensation balance and Breguet balance spring .

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Inv. P-736.
H. 68.8 mm / Ø 49.2 mm / T. 14.4 mm.
1866.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following
complications:– Minute repeating on two gongs– Grande sonnerie– Petite sonnerie– Perpetual calendar– Date (subsidiary dial at 6 o’clock)– Day of the week (subsidiary dial at 9 o’clock; in English)– Month (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock; in English)– Age and phases of the moon (subsidiary dial, graduatedfrom 0 to 29 1/2, aperture at 12 o’clock)– Chronograph– Split seconds– 60-minute register (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock,
graduated twice from 0 to 30)– Twin barrel with differential winding
Yellow gold case, No. 407 674. Amber-coloured enamel dial, painted
Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel
Breguet hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement
No. 174 961, 20’’’, lever escapement.
Inv. P-1497. - H. 88.8 mm / Ø 62.3 mm / T. 21.6 mm.
Movement from 1919; case from 1921.

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P1703 James Ward Packard’s minute-repeating dress watch
Dress watch with 30-hour power reserve.

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P1247 The wristwatch of Duke Ellington; Ref. 1563
Split-seconds wrist chronograph, water-resistant.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complications:– Minute repeating on 2 gongs (activated by the slide on the band to the right of the pendant)– 30-hour power reserve indication (sector at 6 o’clock)Yellow gold case, No. 405 810, without cuvette; chased pendant neck, bezel and edge of case back. Two-tone satin-finishedgold dial, painted Roman numerals, engine-turned centre, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Breguet Fantaisie
hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 174 907, 17’’’, Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated,counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation balance with gold timing screws, eight adjustments, adjusted
by master adjuster Jules Golay-Audemars.

Patek Philippe, Genève.
Gentleman’s wristwatch with the following complications:– 1/5 second chronograph, with round buttons, tachymeter scale graduatedfor 1,000 metres– Split seconds (by the winding crown)– 30-minute register (subsidiary dial at 3 o’clock)Yellow gold case, No. 630 551, screw-on back. Satin-finished silver dial, applied gold
Arabic numerals and baton indexes, subsidiary seconds dial at 9 o’clock. Gold Feuillehands; gold counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 863 791, calibre 13-130 R, leverescapement, compensation balance and Breguet balance spring, eight adjustments.

Inv. P-1703.
H. 62.2 mm / Ø 46.5 mm / T. 9.9 mm.
Movement from 1918; case from 1919.

Inv. P-1247.
H. 42.3 mm / Ø 34.8 mm / T. 13.8 mm.
Movement from 1946, case from before 1948.

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P1343 The pendant watch of Isabella II, Queen of Spain
Pendant watch with calendar.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 33 920.
Hunter case, stem winding and setting, with the following
complications:– Date (outer central graduation with central hand)– Day of the week (central hand; in French)
Yellow gold case. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals.
Blued steel Poire hands. Movement 15’’’, Patek Philippe ébauche,gilt, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, à moustaches,compensation balance with gold timing screws and flat balance
spring.

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Inv. P-1343.
H. 56.7 mm / Ø 39.9 mm / T. 13.1 mm.
Movement and case from 1868.

P1346 The Watch of Oscar II, King of Sweden and of Norway
Pocket watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 70 184.
Half hunter case, stem winding and setting by a bolt. Rose gold case. White enamel
dial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire
hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement 19’’’, C. H. ébauche, gilt,
counterpoised straight line lever escapement, à moustaches, compensation balancewith gold timing screws and flat balance spring.
Inv. P-1346.
H. 71.3 mm / Ø 51 mm / T. 15.2 mm.
Movement from 1883; case from 1885.

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P1235 The Watch of Umberto I of Savoy, King of Italy
P1273 The watch donated by Louise, Queen of Denmark
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 28 939.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting. Yellow gold case. White enamel dial, painted
Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Breguet hands;
blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement 19’’’, Patek, Philippe ébauche, gilt,
counterpoised straight line lever escapement, à moustaches, compensation balancewith gold timing screws and balance spring with terminal curve.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting by a pusher. Yellow gold case, No. 219 418.
White enamel dial with double numbering: painted black Roman numerals for the
diurnal hours, painted red Arabic numerals for the nocturnal hours, subsidiary seconds
dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand.
Movement No. 105 679, 19’’’, Ambroise Duret ébauche, gilt, counterpoised straight line
lever escapement, à moustaches, compensation balance with gold timing screws andflat balance spring

Inv. P-1273.
H. 67.2 mm / Ø 47.9 mm / T. 13.4 mm.
Movement and case from 1866.

Inv. P-1235.
H. 71.2 mm / Ø 50.4 mm / T. 14.8 mm.
Movement from 1896; case from 1897.

Pocket watch.

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P0625 The pocket watch of Vittorio Emnuele III, Duke of Savoy, King of Italy

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Pocket watch.

P1447 Tribute to Princess Yurievskaya

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complications:– 1/5 second chronograph (activated by the pusher on the winding crown); bolt locking the chronographfunctions (slide at 11 o’clock)– 30-minute register (subsidiary dial at 12 o’clock)Yellow gold case, No. 219 815. White enamel dial with double numbering: black painted Roman numerals forthe diurnal hours, red painted Arabic numerals in gilt frames for the nocturnal hours, subsidiary seconds dialat 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 97 623, 18’’’,Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation
balance with gold timing screws and balance spring with terminal curve.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Hunter case, stem winding and setting, with the following complication:– Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band)
Yellow gold case, No. 253 197. White enamel dial, upright painted Breguet numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised
seconds hand. Movement No. 137 800, 18’’’, LeCoultre & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated,counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation balance with gold timing
screws and balance spring with terminal curve.

Inv. P-625. - H. 71.4 mm / Ø 50.9 mm / T. 16 mm.
Movement from 1895; case from 1896.

Minute repeating pocket watch.

Inv. P-1447.
H. 68.9 mm / Ø 49.7 mm / thickness 14.1 mm.
Movement from 1907; case from 1908.

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P1457 Pocket watch belonging to Rama V, King of Siam

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P0250 Pocket watch belonging to Rama V, King of Siam

Minute repeating pendant watch.

Pocket watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting by a pusher, subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock. Rose goldcase, No. 219 332. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel
counterpoised seconds hand. Movement No. 93 202, 19’’’, Ambroise Duret ébauche, gilt, “Ketap”
quality, counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation balance with gold timing screws
and flat balance spring. Cuvette engraved with the mension "Chulalongkorn, Rex Siamensis to John
Anderson / Singapore, 10 DECR 1897".

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève
Open-faced, stem winding and setting, with the following complication:– Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band)
Case No. 219 667. White enamel dial, painted Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds
dial at 6 o’clock. Yellow gold Louis XV hands; yellow gold counterpoised seconds
hand. Movement No. 97 812, 14’’’, Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated,counterpoised straight line lever escapement, compensation balance with gold timing
screws and balance spring with terminal curve

Inv. P-250.
H. 69 mm / Ø 49.1 mm. / T. 14.8 mm.
Movement from 1891; case from 1897.

Inv. P-1457.
H. 54.2 mm / Ø 38.4 mm / T. 11.2 mm.
Movement and case from 1897.

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P0024 The watch said to have belonged to Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ireland
Delivered on August 18, 1851, to “N[otre] S[ieu]r Philippe” (our Mr. Philippe). Tradition has it that this watch was presented toQueen Victoria at the 1851 Universal Exhibition in London. The back features a bouquet of rose-cut diamond set roses set on alapis blue enamel ground surrounded by scrolling. The words “invention brevetée“ (patented invention) engraved on the cuvetteindicate the watch employs Jean Adrien Philippe’s stem-winding system (patent No. 1317 of April 22, 1845).

P0024
Pendant watch.

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The pendant watch,No 4719 purchased from
Patek Philippe by Queen Victoria. The case-backfeatures a flower bouquet set with rose-cut diamonds
on a sky-blue enamel background. It was shownat the Great Exhibition in 1851 and sold to the Queenon november 30 of that year, as recorded in the
Patek Philippe's watch register book.
The fact that the watch featured the key-winding
and setting system, and did not use his new stemwinding mechanism, was a source of disappointment
for Jean Adrien Philippe.

Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève, No. 4536.
Open-faced, stem winding and setting.
Yellow gold case. White enamel dial, painted
Roman numerals. Blued steel Breguet hands.
Movement 13’’’, Patek, Philippe ébauche, gilt,
cylinder escapement, monometallic balance
and flat balance spring.
Inv. P-24.
H. 46.8 mm / Ø 33.2 mm / T. 9.2 mm.
Movement and case from 1850.
This illustration shows how the open-facependant watch with matching brooch might
have been wom by Queen Victoria.

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P0307 Tribute to Alexander II of Russia
Minute repeating pendant watch.
Patek, Philippe & Cie, Genève.
Hunter case, stem winding and setting, with the following complication:– Minute repeating on two gongs (activated by a slide on the band)
Yellow gold case, No. 245 363. White enamel dial, upright painted Breguet numerals, subsidiaryseconds dial at 6 o’clock. Blued steel Poire hands; blued steel counterpoised seconds hand
Movement No. 97 036, 14’’’, Victorin Piguet & Cie ébauche, rhodium-plated, counterpoised straightline lever escapement, compensation balance with gold timing screws and balance spring withterminal curve.

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Inv. P-307.
H. 53.3 mm / Ø 37.9 mm / T. 12.6 mm.
Movement from 1892; case from 1906.

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SUPERCOMPLICATIONSGRANDMASTER CHIME
To celebrate the manufacture’s 175th anniversary (2014), Patek Philippe launched asplendid array of limited-edition commemorative watches, of which the centerpiece
was the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime double-face wristwatch Reference 5175.
The anniversary’s masterwork, this timepiece unites six patented inventions with20 complications. Its five striking modes, on three gongs, comprise a grande sonnerieand petite sonnerie, a minute repeater, and two patented world firsts: an acoustic alarmstriking the preselected time and a date repeater sounding the date on demand. The
caliber 300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM manually wound movement (1,366 parts) also
incorporates an instantaneous perpetual calendar with a four-digit year display.
Reference 5175 is endowed with a reversible case in rose gold, hand engraved throughout.
An ingenious patented rotation mechanism incorporated into the lugs enables the watch
to be worn with either dial displayed.
The most complicated of all Patek Philippe wristwatches, the Patek Philippe
Grandmaster Chime joined the manufacture’s regular collection in 2016 (Reference 6300).
It is now available in a two-tone version combining white gold with rose gold (6300GR-001)
and in three Haute Joaillerie versions in white gold with diamonds, baguette diamonds,
sapphires or emerald (6300/400G-001, 6300/401G-001, 6300/403G-001).

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20 COMPLICATIONS

N°1

Grande Sonnerie

N° 11 Second time zone day/night indicator

N° 2 Petite Sonnerie

N° 12 Instantaneous perpetual calendar

N° 3 Minute repeaterN° 13 Day-of-week display

N° 4 Strikeword mode display SGP(Silence – Grande Sonnerie – Petite Sonnerie)

N° 14 Month display

N° 5 Alarm with time strike

N° 16 Leap-year cycle

N° 6 Date repeaterN° 17 Four-digit year display

N° 7 Movement power-reserve indicator

N° 18 Moon phases

N° 8 Strikework power-reserve indicator

N° 19 24-hour dial and minute subdial

N° 9 Strikework isolator display (chimes enabled/disabled)

N° 20 Crown position indicator RAH(Winding [R] – Alarm [A] – Timesetting [H])N° 10 Second time zone

N° 15 Date display (on both dials)

Ø 47.4 mm
Inv. P-1742

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The Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime is a grand complication
wristwatch explicitly developed and crafted in-house by the manufacture
to commemorate its 175th anniversary. It is a timepiece with a highly
intricate inner life and elaborate features that represent a new pinnacle
in haute horlogerie. The lavishly engraved anniversary model in 18K rosegold is presented in a limited edition of seven pieces. Six of the watches
have been sold to collectors and enthusiasts of the Patek Philippe brand,
while the seventh one, with the number 5,175,000, is part of the collectionof the Patek Philippe Museum. Rose gold. Ø 47.4 mm.

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SUPERCOMPLICATIONSSTAR CALIBER 2000
To welcome the new millennium, Patek Philippe unveiled the Star Caliber 2000. The
double-faced timepiece, housed in an artistically crafted half-hunter case, united six
patented inventions with twenty-one of the most fascinating horological complications– the first time that they had all been brought together in a pocket watch. It was also
endowed, for the first time in a case of this size, with a five-gong Westminster chime
faithfully reproducing the complete original melody of Big Ben as it peals from the clock
tower of the Houses of Parliament in London. Consequently, the Star Caliber 2000’s
Grande Sonnerie and minute repeater are indeed music to the ears.
The movement comprises 1,118 parts and drives indications including, on the main dial,a full perpetual calendar with the patented rapid-corrector, a running equation of time,
the times of sunrise and sunset, and a 24-hour day/night indicator.
When the engraved, open-worked case-back springs open, an enchanting spectacle isrevealed: a rotating celestial chart depicting the apparent movements of the stars – with
an ellipse framing the portion of the sky visible from a given location showing theangular progression and phases of the Moon and the time of the passage of Sirius
across the local meridian.
The Star Caliber 2000 was produced in a limited edition of twenty, comprising four setsof four watches in yellow gold, rose gold, white gold and platinum, and one set of four
watches in platinum, hand-engraved with exclusive ornaments.

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21 COMPLICATIONSTIMEKEEPING FUNCTIONSOTHER INDICATIONS AND FUNCTIONS

N°1

Running equation of time

N°14 Power-reserve indication for the movement

N°2

Time of sunrise

N°15 Power-reserve indication for the chime

N°3

Time of sunset

N°16 Bidirectional winding

N°4

24-hour day/night display with passage of the Sun

N°17 Precision adjustment of the movement from theoutsideCALENDAR FUNCTIONS
N°5

Perpetual calendar

N°6

Date

N°7

Leap year cycle

N°8

Day of the week

N°9

Month

N°10 Season

ASTRONOMICAL FUNCTIONS
N°11 Sky chart

N°18 Pendant push button for opening the sprung
coversCHIMING FUNCTIONS
N°19 Westminster chime in passing on five gongs
N°20 Minute repetition on five gongs
N°21 Chime in passing is blocked when the mainspringis run down
Ø 73.2 mm
Inv. P-1714

LUNAR FUNCTIONS
N°12 Lunar orbit
N°13 Moon phases

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SUPERCOMPLICATIONSCALIBRE 89
In 1989, year of its 150th anniversary, Patek Philippe marked a milestone in its history – andthat of horology in general – by presenting the Calibre 89. With its thirty-three complications
this masterwork would remain for more than twenty-five years the most complicated portable
timepiece ever created. It took nine years to build – five years’ research and development andfour years’ construction – and embodied all the horological knowledge and skill amassed since
the sixteenth century.
Powered by a movement comprising 1,728 parts, this double-faced pocket watch’s indications
include, on the front side, a full perpetual calendar displaying the year in an aperture, the age
and phases of the Moon, a split-seconds chronograph and a second time zone with jumping
hours. The reverse side presents the astronomical indications, with sidereal time, equation oftime, times of sunrise and sunset, display of the seasons, equinoxes and solstices, and the signsof the zodiac, together with a rotating celestial chart. The acoustic indications comprise Grande
and Petite Sonnerie and minute repeater, chiming on four gongs, and an alarm on a fifth gong. It
is also endowed with several exclusive mechanisms, including a patented system for indicating
the moveable feast of Easter, and a secular perpetual calendar, based on a cycle of 400 years.
The latter requires no adjustment until the twenty-eighth century.
This supercomplicated timepiece was produced as a limited edition of four, together with aprototype in yellow gold. Patek Philippe asked master watchmaker Paul Buclin, who took partin developing the Calibre 89, to assemble, finish and regulate the prototype so that it could be
exhibited abroad – as it is today, on the occasion of the WATCH ART TM, the 2023 edition of
grand exhibition organized by Patek Philippe in Tokyo.

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Patek Philippe, Calibre 89
33 COMPLICATIONSTIMEKEEPING FUNCTIONS
N° 1

Hours of sidereal time

N° 2 Minutes of sidereal time
N° 3 Seconds of sidereal time

RELIGIOUS CALENDAR WITH
CHANGE-OF-CAM INDICATION(PATENTED)
N° 19 Date of EasterN° 4 Time in a second time-zone

CHRONOGRAPH FUNCTIONS

N° 5 Time of sunset

N° 20 ChronographN° 6 Time of sunrise

N° 21 Split seconds with fly-back hand

N° 7 Equation of time

N° 22 12-hour elapsed-time indicator

N° 8 Tourbillon escapement

N° 23 30-minute elapsed-time indicator

CALENDAR FUNCTIONSCHIMING FUNCTIONS

N° 9 Perpetual calendar

N° 24 Grande Sonnerie in passing on four gongs

N° 10 Day of the month with retrograde indicator

N° 25 Petite Sonnerie, SilenceN° 11 Century, decade and year in an apertureN° 26 Minute repeater on four gongs

N° 12 Name of the day in an apertureN° 27 Alarm on a fifth gong

N° 13 Name of the month in an apertureN° 14 Four-year, leap-year cycle in an aperture

OTHER FUNCTIONS

N° 15 Secular perpetual calendar, 400-year cycle

N° 28 Power-reserve indicator for the movement

ASTRONOMICAL FUNCTIONS
N° 16 Seasons, equinoxes, solstices and houses of thezodiacN° 17 Celestial chart, adaptable to different latitudes inthe southern and northern hemispheres

LUNAR CALENDAR
N° 18 Phases and age of the moon

N° 29 Power-reserve indicator for the chime
N° 30 Mechanism to halt the chime before its mainspringruns down
N° 31 Winding-crown-position indicator
N° 32 Twin-barrel, bi-directional winding system
N° 33 Four-way setting system by the winding-crown

NON-HOROLOGICAL FUNCTION
ThermometerØ 89 mmInv. P-1989

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MASTEROF SOUND
The WATCH ART TM grand exhibition in Tokyo 2023 features – for the first timein a Patek Philippe grand exhibition – a space entitled “Master of Sound” devoted
entirely to watches with striking mechanisms, one of the fields in which the manufacture
excels. Visitors will thus be better able to understand the vast amount of know-how
and experience required to design, build and adjust these exceptional watches and canappreciate their legendary sound quality more fully.
Since the time of the company’s first chiming pocket watch (a quarter repeater in 1839),
Patek Philippe has made its name as one of the great specialists in timepieces withacoustic indications – whether grande and petite sonnerie striking the time in passing, ora repeater watch (minute-, quarter- or five-minute repeater) striking the time on demand.
Today Patek Philippe offers the largest collection of minute repeater wristwatches inregular production, featuring this complication alone or combined with others, and witheither classic or “cathedral” gongs.
And not forgetting the Sky Moon Tourbillon (12 complications, including a minuterepeater chiming on cathedral gongs), the Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime(20 complications, including five chiming modes), a model with grande sonnerie (6301)
and an Alarm Travel Time model with a 24-hour alarm (5520).
True to its tradition of innovation, Patek Philippe strives continuously to advance thescience of striking watches. Hence the latest brainchild of the Advanced Researchlaboratory: Reference 5750 Fortissimo “ff”, with its unique, patented sound-amplification
system that is entirely mechanical.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater

Ref: 7040/250G-001
MINUTE REPEATER
WHITE GOLD
Ø 36 MMRARE HANDCRAFTS

7040/250G-001

178"Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R 27 PS.
Minute repeater with chime on two classic gongs. Small seconds.
Guilloched and enameled dial (flinqué enamel). 18K gold dial plate.
Case set with 168 diamonds (~0.78 ct), “Flamme®” setting. Prong buckle
set with 26 diamonds (~0.18 ct). Interchangeable solid and sapphire
crystal case back. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only
(not water-resistant).

R 27 PS
Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Small seconds. Diameter:
28 mm. Parts: 342.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater

Ref: 5178G-012
MINUTE REPEATER
WHITE GOLDØ 40 MMRARE HANDCRAFTSNEW MODEL 2023

5178G-012

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Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R 27 PS.
Minute repeater with chime on two cathedral gongs. Small seconds.
Hand-guilloched and enameled dial (flinqué enamel). 18K gold dial plate.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal case back. Case is humidityand dust-protected only (not water-resistant).

R 27 PS
Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Small seconds. Diameter:
28 mm. Parts: 342.

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MASTER OF SOUND Alarm Travel Time

Ref: 5520P-001
ALARM TRAVEL TIMEPLATINUMØ 42.2 MM

5520P-001

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Alarm Travel Time. Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber AL 30-660 S C FUS. 24-hour alarm with chime on classic
gong. Alarm time display. Alarm on/off and day/night indication.
Two time zones: local and home time indication. Day/night indication
for local and home time. Local date indicated by hand. Sweep seconds.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal case backs.
Water-resistant to 30 m.

AL 30-660 S C FUS
Self-winding mechanical movement. 24-hour alarm. Alarm on/off
and day/night indication. Two time zones: local and home time
indication. Day/night indication for local and home time. Local
date. Sweep seconds. Diameter: 31 mm. Parts: 574.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater,

Tourbillon, Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5207G-001
MINUTE REPEATERTOURBILLONPERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLDØ 41 MM

5207G-001

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Manually wound mechanical movement. Caliber R TO 27 PS QI.
Minute repeater with chime on two classic gongs. Tourbillon.
Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day, date, month, leap year
and day/night indication displayed in apertures. Moon phases.
Small seconds. 18K gold dial plate. Hand-engraved case and slide piece.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal case backs.
Case is humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).

R TO 27 PS QIManually wound mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Tourbillon. Instantaneous
perpetual calendar. Moon phases. Day/night
indication. Small seconds. Diameter: 32 mm.
Parts: 557.

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MASTER OF SOUNDMASTER OF SOUND

Minute Repeater, World Time

Minute Repeater, World Time

Ref: 5531R-014

Ref: 5531G-001

MINUTE REPEATERWORLD TIMEROSE GOLDØ 4O.2 MM
RARE HANDCRAFTSMINUTE REPEATERWORLD TIME
WHITE GOLDØ 4O.2 MM
RARE HANDCRAFTSNEW MODEL 2023

5531R-014

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WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R 27
HU. Minute repeater with chime on two classic
gongs. Local time strike. World Time. 24-hour andday/night indication for all 24 time zones. Grand
Feu cloisonné enamel with a map depicting thecenter of Tokyo. 18K gold dial plate and 24-hourring. Case and slide piece adorned with handguilloched hobnail pattern. Skeletonized lugs.
Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal casebacks. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only
(not water-resistant).

5531G-001

R 27 HU
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Local time strike. Indication of all
24 time zones. Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 462.

Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R 27
HU. Minute repeater with chime on two classic
gongs. Local time strike. World Time. 24-hour andday/night indication for all 24 time zones. Grand
Feu cloisonné enamel dial center depicting asteamboat cruising on Lake Geneva. 18K gold
dial plate and 24-hour ring. Case and slide pieceadorned with hand-guilloched hobnail pattern.
Skeletonized lugs. Interchangeable solid andsapphire crystal case backs. Case is humidity- anddust-protected only (not water-resistant).

R 27 HU
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Local time strike. Indication of all
24 time zones. Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 462.

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Minute Repeater, Tourbillon

Ref: 5303R-001
MINUTE REPEATERTOURBILLONROSE GOLDØ 42 MM

5303R-001

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Manually wound mechanical movement. Caliber R TO 27 PS.
Minute repeater with chime on two classic gongs. Tourbillon.
Small seconds. White gold decorative inserts on the slide pieceand case. UV-protected sapphire crystal glass. Sapphire crystal caseback. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).

R TO 27 PS
Manually wound mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Tourbillon. Small seconds.
Diameter: 31.6 mm. Parts: 356.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater,

Retrograde Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5304/301R-001
MINUTE REPEATERRETROGRADE PERPETUAL CALENDAR
HAUTE JOAILLERIEROSE GOLDØ 43 MM

5304/301R-001

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Haute Joaillerie. Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber R 27 PS QR LU. Minute repeater with chime on two classic
gongs. Perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand. Day, monthand leap year displayed in apertures. Moon phases indicated by a hand.
Small seconds. Bezel and lugs set with 58 baguette diamonds (~5.25 ct).
Fold-over clasp set with 22 baguette diamonds (~0.97 ct). White gold
decorative inserts on the slide piece and case. Sapphire crystal caseback. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).

R 27 PS QR LU
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Perpetual calendar with retrograde
date hand. Moon phases. Small seconds.
Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 517.

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Minute Repeater, Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5374G-001
MINUTE REPEATERPERPETUAL CALENDAR
WHITE GOLD
Ø 42 MM

5374G-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R 27 Q. Minute repeaterwith chime on two “cathedral” gongs. Perpetual calendar. Day, date,month, leap year and 24-hour display indicated by hands. Moon phases.
Enamel dial. 18K gold dial plate. Interchangeable solid and sapphire
crystal case backs. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only (notwater-resistant).

R 27 Q
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Perpetual calendar. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 467.

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Minute Repeater, Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5374/300P-001
MINUTE REPEATERPERPETUAL CALENDAR
HAUTE JOAILLERIE
PLATINUM
Ø 42 MM5374/300P-001

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Haute Joaillerie. Self-winding mechanical movement.
Caliber R 27 Q. Minute repeater with chime on two “cathedral” gongs.
Perpetual calendar. Day, date, month, leap year and 24-hour display
indicated by hands. Moon phases. Enamel dial. 18K gold dial plate.
Bezel and dial flange set with 120 diamonds (~7.1 ct). Dial flange set
with 13 sapphires (~0.72 ct). Caseband set with 86 diamonds (~3.5 ct).
Buckle set with 22 diamonds (~1.02 ct). Total of 228 baguette diamonds(~11.62 ct) and 13 baguette sapphires (~0.72 ct). Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs. Case is humidity- and dust-protected
only (not water-resistant).

R 27 Q
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Perpetual calendar. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 467.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater,

Tourbillon, Retrograde Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5316/50P-001
MINUTE REPEATERTOURBILLONRETROGRADE PERPETUAL CALENDAR
PLATINUMØ 40.2 MM
NEW MODEL 2023

5316/50P-001

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Manually wound mechanical movement. Caliber R TO 27 PS QR.
Minute repeater with two classic gongs. Tourbillon. Perpetual calendar
with retrograde date hand. Day, month and leap year indicationin apertures. Moon phases. Small seconds. Interchangeable solidand sapphire crystal case backs. Humidity- and dust-protected only
(not water resistant).

R TO 27 PS QRManually wound mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Tourbillon. Perpetualcalendar with retrograde date hand.
Moon phases. Small seconds.
Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 506.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater,

Chronograph, Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5208R-001
MINUTE REPEATERCHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDARROSE GOLDØ 42 MM

5208R-001

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Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R CH 27 PS QI.
Minute repeater with chime on two classic gongs. Instantaneous
perpetual calendar. Day, date, month, leap year and day/night indication
displayed in apertures. Monopusher chronograph. Central chronographhand. 60-minute and 12-hour counters. Moon phases. Small seconds.
18K gold dial plate. Skeletonized lugs. Interchangeable solid andsapphire crystal case backs. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only
(not water-resistant).

R CH 27 PS QI
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Instantaneous perpetualcalendar. Chronograph with 60-minute and12-hour counters. Moon phases. Day/night
indication. Small seconds. Diameter: 32 mm.
Parts: 719.

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MASTER OF SOUND Minute Repeater,

Split-seconds Chronograph,
Perpetual Calendar

Ref: 5308P-010
MINUTE REPEATER
SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHPERPETUAL CALENDAR
PLATINUM
Ø 42 MM

5308P-010

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WATCH ART TM Special Edition Tokyo 2023.
Self-winding mechanical movement. Caliber R CHR 27 PS QI.
Minute repeater with chime on two classic gongs. Instantaneous
perpetual calendar. Day, date, month, leap year and day/night indication
displayed in apertures. Split-seconds chronograph. 60-minute and12-hour counters. Moon phases. Small seconds. 18K gold dial plate.
Skeletonized lugs. Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal casebacks. Case is humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).

R CHR 27 PS QI
Self-winding mechanical movement. Minuterepeater. Instantaneous perpetual calendar.
Split-seconds chronograph. 60-minuteand 12-hour counters. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 799.

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MASTER OF SOUND Sky Moon Tourbillon

Ref: 6002R-001
SKY MOON TOURBILLONDOUBLE-FACED WRISTWATCH
ROSE GOLDØ 44 MMRARE HANDCRAFTS

Ref: 205.6002R
ROSE GOLD

6002R-001

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Sky Moon Tourbillon. Double-faced wristwatch. Manually woundmechanical movement. Caliber R TO 27 QR SID LU CL.
Minute repeater with chime on two “cathedral” gongs. Tourbillon.
Front: perpetual calendar with retrograde date hand. Day, monthand leap year displayed in apertures. Mean solar time (legal time).
Moon phases. Champlevé and cloisonné enamel dial.
18K gold dial plate. Reverse: sidereal time, sky chart, phases andorbit of the Moon. Case, crowns, slide piece, hands and lugs
entirely hand-engraved. Hand-engraved fold-over clasp. Case ishumidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).
Delivered with Reference 205.6002R cuff links. Calatrava Cross
decoration, hand-guilloched outer ring.

R TO 27 QR SID LU CL
Manually wound mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Tourbillon. Perpetualcalendar with retrograde date hand. Moonphases. Sidereal time, angular progressionof the Moon. Diameter: 38 mm. Parts: 705.

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Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime

Ref: 6300GR-001
PATEK PHILIPPE
GRANDMASTER CHIME
WHITE AND ROSE GOLD
Ø 47.7 MM
RARE HANDCRAFTSNEW MODEL 2023

Ref: 205.6300GR
6300GR-001

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WHITE GOLD

Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime. Double-sided reversible
wristwatch. Manually wound mechanical movement.
Caliber 300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM. Grande sonnerie. Petite
sonnerie. Minute repeater with chime on three classic gongs. Strikeworkmode display (silence/grande sonnerie/petite sonnerie). Alarm with time
strike. Alarm on/off indication. Date repeater. Movement power‑reserve
indicator. Strikework power‑reserve indicator. Strikework isolator
indicator. Second time zone. Second time zone day/night indicator.
Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day and month display. Date display(on both dials). Leap year cycle. Four-digit year display. Moon phases.
24-hour and minute subdial. Crown‑position indicator (winding of
movement and strikework [R], alarm [A], timesetting [H]). 18K solid gold
dial plates. Humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).
Delivered with Reference 205.6003GR cuff links. Calatrava crossin rose gold. Brown opaline center adorned with hand-guilloched
hobnail pattern.

300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM
Manually wound mechanical movement. Grande sonnerie. Petite sonnerie.
Minute repeater. Strikework mode display (silence/grande sonnerie/petite
sonnerie). Alarm with time strike. Alarm on/off indication. Date repeater.
Movement power reserve indicator. Strikework power reserve indicator.
Strikework isolator indicator. Second time zone. Second time zone day/night indicator. Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day and month display.
Date display (on both dials). Leap-year cycle. Four-digit year display.
Moon phases. 24-hour and minute subdial. Crown position indicator(winding of movement and strikework [R], alarm [A], timesetting [H]).
Diameter: 37 mm. Parts: 1,366.

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Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime

Ref: 205.6300/403G
WHITE GOLD

Ebony black opaline center adorned
with hand-guilloched hobnail pattern.
Outer ring set with 32 baguette
emeralds (total of 64 baguette
emeralds, ~1.1 ct).

Ref: 6300/400G-001

Ref: 6300/401G-001

Ref: 6300/403G-001

PATEK PHILIPPE
GRANDMASTER CHIMEHAUTE JOAILLERIE
WHITE GOLD
Ø 49.4 MM

PATEK PHILIPPE
GRANDMASTER CHIMEHAUTE JOAILLERIE
WHITE GOLD
Ø 49.4 MM

PATEK PHILIPPE
GRANDMASTER CHIMEHAUTE JOAILLERIE
WHITE GOLD
Ø 49.4 MM
NEW MODEL 2023

6300/400G-001, 6300/401G-001, 6300/403G-001

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Patek Philippe Grandmaster Chime. Double-sided reversible wristwatch. Manually wound mechanical movement.
Caliber 300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM. 18K solid gold dial plates. Humidity- and dust-protected only
(not water-resistant).
6300/400G-001: Bezels and case set with 387 baguette diamonds (~30.16 ct), clasp set with 22 baguette diamonds(~1.19 ct). Total of 409 baguette diamonds (~31.35 ct). Delivered with Reference 205.6300/400G cuff links. Outer ring
set with 32 baguette diamonds (total of 64 baguette diamonds, ~1.57 ct).
6300/401G-001: Bezel time side set with 96 baguette sapphires (~10.8 ct), bezel calendar side and case set with
291 baguette diamonds (~20.54 ct), clasp set with 22 baguette sapphires (~1.1 ct). Total of 118 baguette sapphires(~11.9 ct) and 291 baguette diamonds (~20.54 ct). Delivered with Reference 205.6300/401G cuff links. Outer ring set
with 32 baguette sapphires (total of 64 baguette sapphires, ~1.66 ct.)
6300/403G-001: Bezel time side set with 96 baguette emeralds (~6.99 ct), bezel calendar side and case set with
291 baguette diamonds (~20.54 ct), clasp set with 22 baguette emeralds (~0.88 ct). Total of 118 baguette emeralds(~7.87 ct) and 291 baguette diamonds (~20.54 ct). Delivered with Reference 205.6300/400G cuff links. Outer ring set
with 32 baguette diamonds (total of 64 baguette diamonds, ~1.57 ct).

300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM
Manually wound mechanical movement. Grande sonnerie. Petite
sonnerie. Minute repeater with chime on three classic gongs.. Strikeworkmode display (silence/grande sonnerie/petite sonnerie). Alarm withtime strike. Alarm on/off indication. Date repeater. Movement power
reserve indicator. Strikework power reserve indicator. Strikework isolator
indicator. Second time zone. Second time zone day/night indicator.
Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day and month display. Date display(on both dials). Leap-year cycle. Four-digit year display. Moon phases.
24-hour and minute subdial. Crown position indicator (windingof movement and strikework [R], alarm [A], timesetting [H]).
Diameter: 37 mm. Parts: 1,366.

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MASTER OF SOUND Grande Sonnerie,

Petite Sonnerie, Minute Repeater

Ref: 6301P-001
GRANDE SONNERIEPETITE SONNERIEMINUTE REPEATER
PLATINUM
Ø 44.8 MM

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6301P-001

GS 36-750 PS IRM

Manually wound mechanical movement. Caliber GS 36-750 PS IRM.
Grande sonnerie. Petite sonnerie. Minute repeater with chime on threeclassic gongs. Movement power reserve indicator. Strikework power
reserve indicator. Jumping small seconds. Enamel dial. 18K gold dial
plate. Interchangeable solid and sapphire crystal case backs.
Case is humidity- and dust-protected only (not water-resistant).

Manually wound mechanical movement.
Grande sonnerie. Petite sonnerie. Minuterepeater. Movement power reserve
indicator. Strikework power reserve
indicator. Jumping small seconds.
Diameter: 37 mm. Parts: 703.

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A NEW SETTING
In early 2020, Patek Philippe finished construction of
its new production building on the site at Plan-lesOuates, on the outskirts of Geneva. This decidedly
modern edifice meant that all the manufacture’s
Geneva workshops could now be brought together inthe same space. Impressively large (10 floors, of which
4 are underground, and almost 200 meters long) the
new premises add to those inaugurated in 1996, andwere conceived with the same aim of anticipating the
manufacture’s growth over the next 20–30 years. Patek
Philippe thus reaffirms the strength of its Geneva
roots and its confidence in the future of fine watchmaking, which also combines tradition and innovation.

The ground floor and the first floor are devoted to thecrafting and hand-finishing of the movement parts

Patek Philippe’s aim in equipping itself with this new production tool is not(plates, bridges, gear trains, shaped parts etc.) while theto achieve a massive increase in the number of watches made every year;

second floor is given over to machining, hand-polishingthat will always be voluntarily limited, if only because of the stringent

and assembly of the external components (cases andquality criteria imposed by the Patek Philippe Seal. Rather, it is to reply tobracelets) and gemsetting. In addition to supplying thethe increasing complexity of the manufacture’s production –the complicatedparts needed for current production, these workshops

watches now represent almost half the product offer –and be able to continue

are responsible for the manufacture and stocking ofproviding the largest possible range of models in the regular collection.

spare parts, so as to consolidate the after-sales-service
activities –one of the keys to Patek Philippe’s success –as well as the restoration of models no longer produced.
The third floor houses various other productionrelated units, such as research and development
including research in the field of new materials andnew technologies (Patek Philippe Advanced Research)
together with an Haute Horlogerie (grand complications) workshop and a new unit producing prototypes.
The fourth floor offers the space to develop and share
the precious artistic crafts that Patek Philippe isworking to preserve and hand down from generation
to generation (hand engraving, enameling, guilloché

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work, wood marquetry etc.). Other premises on thisAll of which augurs well for the success andfloor are dedicated to training the watchmakers andindependence of this family-owned manufac-

the sales network.

ture for generations to come.

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PATEK PHILIPPE
ADVANCED RESEARCH
In its drive to explore all possible means of improving the reliability, rate accuracy
and longevity of its timepieces, Patek Philippe constantly researches new materials,
technologies, and design principles.
The Patek Philippe Advanced Research bureau, created in 2005, has introduced a numberof avant-garde components made of Silinvar®. This silicon-based material has outstanding physical and mechanical properties e.g. it is light, hard and antimagnetic. In 2005,
the bureau introduced an escape wheel requiring no lubrication; in 2006,the Spiromax®
balance spring; in 2008, the Pulsomax® escapement; and in 2011, the Gyromax® balancein gold and Silinvar® and an optimized Pulsomax® escapement. Patek Philippe refers
to Spiromax®, Pulsomax® and Gyromax® as an ensemble named Oscillomax®. Its
engineers filed a total of seventeen patent applications for the components of thishigh-tech regulating organ. In 2017, the company unveiled a new Spiromax® balance
spring made of Silinvar®; apart from the patented terminal curve (Patek Philippe bossat the outer end), its geometry now also features an inner boss near the integrated collet.
The Patek Philippe Advanced Research team also explores other routes to progress,
as demonstrated by the second innovation presented in 2017: a compliant (flexible)
mechanism crafted from conventional horological steel that is used to set the second
time zone in time-zone watches.
In 2021, its engineers opened up new horizons for striking watches. They developed aunique entirely mechanical sound-amplification module, which they named the fortissimo“ff ”, enabling them to obtain a sound distinctly more powerful than that of a traditional
minute repeater. A technical breakthrough crowned by four patents.
Prior to being integrated into the current collection, each decisive development is marked
by the launch of a limited-edition watch, the first to contain the new component. Sixof these “Patek Philippe Advanced Research” models, presented at WATCH ARTTM –Tokyo 2023, made their appearance between 2005 and 2021. Parts made of Silinvar®
are gradually being incorporated into Patek Philippe’s regular production.

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5250G-001
Patek Philippe Advanced Research
year 2005. Limited Edition of
100 pieces. Self-winding mechanicalmovement.
Caliber 315 S IRM QA LU SI witha silicon escape wheel. Annual
Calendar. Day, month and powerreserve indication by hands, date inan aperture. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds hand.
White gold. Ø 40.8 mm.

5350R-001
Patek Philippe Advanced Research
year 2006. Limited Edition of
300 pieces. Self-winding mechanicalmovement.
Caliber 324 S IRM QA LU SI2 witha Spiromax® balance spring andan escape wheel made of Silinvar®.
Annual Calendar. Day, month andpower-reserve indication by hands,
date in an aperture. Moon phases.
Sweep seconds hand.
Rose gold. Ø 40.8 mm.

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PATEK PHILIPPE Advanced Research

5450P-001

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Patek Philippe Advanced Research
year 2008. Limited Editionof 300 pieces. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber 324 S IRM QA LU SI3 witha Pulsomax® escapement anda Spiromax® balance spring madeof Silinvar®. Annual Calendar.
Day, month and power-reserve
indication by hands, date in an
aperture. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds hand.
Platinum. Ø 40.8 mm.

5550P-001

5650G-001

Patek Philippe Advanced Research
year 2011. Limited Editionof 300 pieces. Self-winding
mechanical movement.
Caliber 240 Q SI with theOscillomax® ensemble (Pulsomax®
and Gyromax®). Perpetual calendar.
Day, date, month, leap year and24h indication by hands. Moonphases.
Platinum. Ø 37.2 mm.

Patek Philippe Advanced Research year 2017. Limited
Edition of 500 pieces. Aquanaut Travel Time. Selfwinding mechanical movement. Caliber 324 S C FUS
with 2 major innovations: a new Spiromax® balance
spring with a patented terminal curve and an inner
boss; a time zone corrections with compliant (flexible)
mechanism in steel. Dual time zone mechanism
indicating local and home time. Local and home day/night indication in apertures. Local date by hand.
Sweep seconds hand. Screw-down crown.
White gold. Ø 40.8 mm.

5750P-001
Patek Philippe Advanced Research year 2021.
Limited Edition of 15 pieces. Self-winding mechanicalmovement. Caliber R 27 PS. With "ff " module (musicalsymbol of fortissimo), patented sound amplification anddiffusion system. Minute repeater with 2 classic gongs.
Small seconds. White gold, snailed black nickel-platedbase, openworked spoke-type decor, hand-guillochededging, circular satin-brushed chapter ring, applied
blackened white gold “kite-type” hour markers.
18K gold dial plate. White gold dauphine hands topped
with black transfer-print. Platinum.
Ø 40 mm.

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MOVEMENTS
True to the spirit of the traditional watchmaking art, Patek Philippe has always placed

240
SELF-WINDING

240 SQU

240 PS IRM C LU

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

prime importance on the excellence of its movements. It is one of a small circle of“complete” watch manufacturers able to develop and build their own calibers, and isrecognized by watch lovers throughout the world as the virtuoso of the horologicalcomplication. A demanding approach made possible by ancestral know-how, cutting-edge
research, advanced technologies and powerful technical resources.
From the simplest movement with hours and minutes to the grandest complication; andfrom the round or rectangular shape to the skeletonized or ultra-thin, the rich array ofcalibers enables Patek Philippe to respond to every taste and need.
The regular production comprises 17 base calibers, including 15 for wristwatches, either
self-winding or manually wound. These are produced more than 55 versions, ranging
from one with small seconds to another with 20 complications, and include numerous

240 HUSELF-WINDING

240 HU C
SELF-WINDING

240 Q
SELF-WINDING

complications that are useful in everyday life, as well the Grand Complications for which
the manufacture is renowned. The two pocket-watch calibers offer a choice of either
small seconds alone or small seconds together with a power-reserve indicator.
These jewels of horological technique and construction also shine by the beauty of theirsurface finishes. Each Patek Philippe caliber reflects the great Geneva tradition of fineworkmanship – as defined by the stringent criteria of the Patek Philippe Seal.

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240 LU CL C
SELF-WINDING

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324

324 S

324 S CSELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

324 S QA LU

324 S QA LU 24H/206

324 S QA LU 24H/303

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

324 S IRM QA LU

324 S Q

324 S QRSELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

R 27 PS

R 27 HU

R 27 QSELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

R 27 PS QR LU

R CH 27 PS QIR CHR 27 PS QISELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

R TO 27 PS

R TO 27 PS QRMANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

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R TO 27 PS QIR TO 27 QR SID LU CL

300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

CH 28-520

CHR 29-535 PS Q

CHR 27-525 PS Q

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL -WINDING

SELF-WINDING

GS 36-750 PS IRM

AL 30-660 S C FUS

CH 29-535 PS

CH 28-520 C/522

CH 28-520 C/528

CH 28-520 C FUSMANUAL WINDING

SELF-WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

CH 29-535 PS 1/10

CH 29-535 PS Q

CHR 29-535 PS

CH 28-520 HU

CH 28-520 QA 24H

CH 28-520 IRM QA 24H

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

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31-260 PS FUS 24H

31-260 REG QA

31-260 PS QA LU FUS 24H

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

31-260 PS QL

26-330 S C

26-330 S C J SE

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

26-330 S QA LU

26-330 S C FUS

30-255 PS

SELF-WINDING

SELF-WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

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215 PS

215 PS LU

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

E 15

E 23-250 S C

E 23-250 S FUS 24HQUARTZQUARTZQUARTZ

17''' SAV PS

17''' SAV PS IRM

MANUAL WINDING

MANUAL WINDING

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240 P. 223
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalmovement. Diameter: 27.5 mm.
Parts: 161.

324 S C P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Date. Sweep seconds. Diameter:
27 mm. Parts: 213.

240 SQU P. 223
Ultra-thin self-winding mechanicalskeleton movement, entirely
skeletonized, decorated and engravedby hand. Diameter: 27.5 mm.
Parts: 159.

324 S QA LU P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Annual Calendar. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Diameter: 30 mm. Parts: 328.

240 PS IRM C LU P. 223
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Date. Power reserve indication. Moonphases. Small seconds. Diameter:
31 mm. Parts: 265.
240 HU P. 223
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Indication of all 24 time zones.
Diameter: 27.5 mm. Parts: 239.
240 HU C P. 223
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Indication of all 24 time zones. Dateby hand. Diameter: 30.5 mm.
Parts: 306.
240 Q P. 223
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Perpetual calendar. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Diameter: 27.5 mm.
Parts: 275.
240 LU CL C P. 223
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Hours and minutes of mean solar
time. Sky chart, time of meridianpassage of Sirius and of the Moon.
Phases and orbit of the Moon. Date.
Diameter: 38 mm. Parts: 315.
324 P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Diameter: 27 mm. Parts: 182.
324 S P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Sweep seconds. Diameter: 27 mm.
Parts: 182.
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324 S QA LU 24H/206 P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Annual Calendar. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Sweep seconds.
Diameter: 32.6 mm. Parts: 356.
324 S QA LU 24H/303 P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Annual Calendar. Moon phases.
24-hour display. Sweep seconds.
Diameter: 33.3 mm. Parts: 347.
324 S IRM QA LU P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Annual Calendar. Moon phases. Power
reserve indication. Sweep seconds.
Diameter: 30 mm. Parts: 355.
324 S Q P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Perpetual calendar. Moon phases.
Day/night indication. Sweep seconds.
Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 367.
324 S QR P. 224
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Perpetual calendar with retrograde
date hand. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 361.
R 27 PS P. 225
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Small seconds.
Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 342.
R 27 HU P. 225
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Local time strike.
Indication of all 24 time zones.
Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 462.

PATEK PHILIPPE Movements
R 27 Q P. 225
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Perpetual calendar.
Moon phases. 24-hour display.
Diameter: 28 mm. Parts: 467.
R 27 PS QR LU P. 225
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Perpetual calendar
with retrograde date hand. Moonphases. Small seconds. Diameter:
28 mm. Parts: 517.
R CH 27 PS QI P. 225
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Instantaneous
perpetual calendar. Chronograph with
60-minute and 12-hour counter. Moonphases. Day/night indication. Small
seconds. Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 719.
R CHR 27 PS QI P. 225
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Minute repeater. Instantaneous
perpetual calendar. Split-seconds
Chronograph with 60-minute and12-hour counter. Moon phases.
Day/night indication. Small seconds.
Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 799.
R TO 27 PS P. 225
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Tourbillon. Small seconds. Diameter:
31.6 mm. Parts: 356.
R TO 27 PS QR P. 225
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Tourbillon. Perpetual calendar withretrograde date hand. Moon phases.
Small seconds. Diameter: 28 mm.
Parts: 506.
R TO 27 PS QI P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Tourbillon. Instantaneous perpetualcalendar. Moon phases. Day/night
indication. Small seconds. Diameter:
32 mm. Parts: 557.

R TO 27 QR SID LU CL P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Minute repeater.
Tourbillon. Perpetual calendar withretrograde date hand. Moon phases.
Sidereal time, angular progressionof the Moon. Diameter: 38 mm.
Parts: 705.
300 GS AL 36-750 QIS FUS IRM P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Grande sonnerie.
Petite sonnerie. Minute repeater.
Strikework mode display (silence/
grande sonnerie/petite sonnerie). Alarmwith time strike. Alarm on/off
indication. Date repeater. Movement
power reserve indicator. Strikework
power reserve indicator. Strikework
isolator indicator. Second time zone.
Second time zone day/night indicator.
Instantaneous perpetual calendar. Day
and month display. Date display (onboth dials). Leap-year cycle. Four-digit
year display. Moon phases. 24-hourand minute subdial. Crown positionindicator (winding of movement
and strikework [R], alarm [A],timesetting [H]). Diameter: 37 mm.
Parts: 1,366.
GS 36-750 PS IRM P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Grande sonnerie. Petite
sonnerie. Minute repeater. Movement
power reserve indicator. Strikework
power reserve indicator. Jumping small
seconds. Diameter: 37 mm. Parts: 703.
AL 30-660 S C FUS P. 226
Self-winding mechanical movement.
24-hour alarm. Alarm on/off and day/night indication. Two time zones: local
and home time indication. Day/night
indication for local and home time.
Local date. Sweep seconds. Diameter:
31 mm. Parts: 574.

CH 29-535 PS P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Column-wheel
chronograph. Instantaneous 30-minutecounter. Small seconds. Diameter:29.6 mm. Parts: 270.
CH 29-535 PS 1/10 P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. 1/10th of a secondmonopusher chronograph.
Instantaneous 30-minute counter.
Small seconds. Diameter: 29.6 mm.
Parts: 396.
CH 29-535 PS Q P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Column-wheel
chronograph. Perpetual calendar.
Instantaneous 30-minute counter.
Moon phases. Day/night indication.
Small seconds. Diameter: 32 mm.
Parts: 456.
CHR 29-535 PS P. 226
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Split-seconds chronograph.
Instantaneous 30-minute counter.
Small seconds. Diameter: 29.6 mm.
Parts: 312.
CHR 29-535 PS Q P. 227
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Split-seconds chronograph.
Perpetual calendar. Instantaneous
30-minute counter. Moon phases.
Day/night indication. Small seconds.
Diameter: 32 mm. Parts: 496.
CHR 27-525 PS Q P. 227
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Split-seconds monopusher
chronograph. Perpetual calendar.
60-minute counter. Moon phases.
Day/night indication. Small seconds.
Diameter: 27.3 mm. Parts: 476.
CH 28-520 P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Flyback chronograph. Centralchronograph hand with 60-minutecounter. Diameter: 30 mm. Parts: 259.

CH 28-520 C/522 P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Flyback chronograph with 60-minuteand 12-hour monocounter. Date.
Diameter: 30 mm. Parts: 327.
CH 28-520 C/528 P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Flyback chronograph with 60-minuteand 12-hour monocounter. Date inaperture. Diameter: 30 mm. Parts: 308.
CH 28-520 C FUS P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Flyback chronograph with 60-minutecounter. Two time zones: local andhome time indication. Day/night
indication for local and home time.
Local date. Diameter: 31 mm.
Parts: 370.
CH 28-520 HU P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Flyback chronograph with 30-minutecounter. Indication of all 24 timezones. Diameter: 33 mm. Parts: 343.
CH 28-520 QA 24H P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Chronograph with 60-minutecounter. Annual Calendar. Day/night
indication. Diameter: 33 mm.
Parts: 402.
CH 28-520 IRM QA 24H P. 227
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Chronograph with 60-minute and12-hour monocounter. Annual
Calendar. Power reserve and day/night indication. Diameter: 33 mm.
Parts: 456.
31-260 PS FUS 24H P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Dual time zone: local and home time
indication. 24-hour display. Small
seconds. Diameter: 31.74 mm.
Parts: 240.

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31-260 REG QA P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Regulator-style display. Annual
Calendar. Diameter: 33 mm.
Parts: 313.
31-260 PS QA LU FUS 24H P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Annual Calendar. Two time zones:
local and home time indication. Day/
night indication for local time andhome time. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Diameter: 33 mm. Parts: 409.
31-260 PS QL P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
In-line perpetual calendar. Moonphases. Day/night indication. Small
seconds. Diameter: 34 mm. Parts: 503.
26-330 S C P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Date. Sweep seconds. Diameter:
27 mm. Parts: 212.
26-330 S C J SE P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Weekly calendar. Date. Sweep seconds.
Diameter: 27 mm. Parts: 304.
26-330 S QA LU P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Annual Calendar. Moon phases. Sweep
seconds. Diameter: 30 mm. Parts: 319.

215 PS P. 229
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Small seconds. Diameter:21.9 mm. Parts: 130.
215 PS LU P. 229
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Moon phases. Small
seconds. Diameter: 21.9 mm.
Parts: 157.
E15 P. 229
Quartz movement. Dimensions:
15 × 13 mm. Parts: 57.
E 23-250 S C P. 229
Quartz movement. Date. Sweep
seconds. Diameter: 23.9 mm. Parts: 80
E 23-250 S FUS 24H P. 229
Quartz movement. Two time zones:
local and home time indication. Day/
night indication for home time. Sweep
seconds. Diameter: 23.9 mm. Parts: 96.
17''' SAV PS P. 229
Manual winding. Small seconds.
Diameter: 38.65 mm. Parts: 137.
17''' SAV PS IRM P. 229
Manual winding. Power reserve
indication. Small seconds. Diameter:
38.65 mm. Parts: 154.

26-330 S C FUS P. 228
Self-winding mechanical movement.
Two time zones: local and home time
indication. Day/night indication for
local time and home time. Local date.
Sweep seconds. Diameter: 31 mm.
Parts: 290.
30-255 PS P. 228
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Small seconds.
Diameter: 31 mm. Parts: 164.
215 P. 229
Manually wound mechanicalmovement. Diameter: 21.9 mm.
Parts: 130.
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CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTINGPATEK PHILIPPE
RARE HANDCRAFTSAs heir to a great Geneva tradition, Patek Philippe is dedicated to preserving all therare handcrafts that have been used to decorate timepieces for almost five centuries.
What better way could there be to safeguard these ancestral skills for the future thanby practicing them regularly? The result is exceptional pieces – pocket watches, wristwatches or table clocks – often one of a kind, that showcase these fine crafts on the brinkof extinction. Hand engraving, or the art of transforming a watch case into a jewel.
Enameling and its palette of sophisticated techniques, such as Grand Feu cloisonné
enamel, flinqué enamel, paillonné enamel or the exacting art of miniature painting on
enamel. Hand-executed guilloché work, with its elegant geometric patterns. Gemsetting
and the magic of Haute Joaillerie. Wood marquetry, with its hundreds of tiny parts
lending enchantment to a dial. Not to mention the creations that bring together severalof these disciplines in a single breathtaking work of art. Blending age-old skills with
contemporary inspiration, and technical prowess with artistic flair, these masterpieces
born in Patek Philippe’s workshops are helping to perpetuate noble traditions, while
delighting connoisseurs and lovers of the very fine and rare.
On the occasion of the WATCH ART TM grand exhibition in Tokyo 2023, the manufactureis unveiling a lavish collection of 40 Rare Handcrafts pieces (8 dome table clocks,
9 pocket watches, 18 wristwatches and 5 table clocks) showcasing all the refinement10025M “Japanese Parasols” – Symbols of eleganceof these ancestral techniques and reflecting themes inspired by Japanese culture andSmall dome table clock in cloisonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.

its rich artistic repertoire – whether prints by the greatest artists, kimono fabrics, orThis unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel drew inspiration from Japanese prints portraying a crowd of Tokyoites
holding traditional parasols –depicted here against the modern Tokyo skyline in falling snow.
To create all the contours of these motifs, the enameller laid down 8.26 m of gold wire (~12.64 g) measuring 0.15 x 0.60 mm incross-section. Introducing color required a lavish palette of 58 shades of enamel: 38 translucent, 2 opaque and 18 opalescent.
Finishing touches of miniature painting on enamel brought out the petals of the plum blossom, the ribs of the parasols and thesnowflakes, together with the city skyline and Mount Fuji on the dome. Each enameled plate required from 7 to 10 firings at
temperatures ranging from 890°C to 910°C.
An hour circle adorned with black transfer-printed numerals harmonizes with rhodium-plated satin-brushed hands.
It frames a dial center in silver decorated with a sunburst and coated with blue-gray translucent enamel echoing
the clock’s background color.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 92.6 mm | H. 152.3 mm. Unique piece.

images of samurai or geisha.

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10024M “Origami Cranes” – A promise of happiness
Small dome table clock in cloisonné enamel.

236This unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel shines the spotlight on origami in the shape of cranes – a reference
to the Japanese legend whereby the person who folds a thousand paper cranes in a single year will be granted
his or her wish for health, longevity, love or happiness.
To outline all the folded birds, viewed from many different angles, the enameller used 12.7 m of gold wire (~25 g) measuring0.10 x 0.60 mm and 0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section, cut into tiny segments and shaped by hand. He then made the motifs
stand out on a blue background with a palette of 26 enamel colors, mainly translucent, but with some opaque or opalescent.
Each enameled plate underwent from 8 to 10 firings at temperatures ranging from 890°C to 910°C.
An hour circle in natural white mother-of-pearl adorned with blue transfer-printed Arabic numerals harmonizes
with polished rhodium-plated hands. It frames a dial center in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 92.6 mm | H. 152.3 mm. Unique piece.

RARE HANDCRAFTS Dome Table Clock
CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL, ENGRAVING AND MINIATURE PAINTING

20115M “Blue Peacocks”– Legendary beauty
Dome table clock in cloisonné and paillonné enamel with hand engraving.
This unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel gives center stage to the Asian peacock, symbol of peace,
prosperity and beauty.
To depict these birds in a landscape in the style of a print, the enameller used 15.28 m of gold wire (30.55 g) measuring0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section and a palette of 25 enamel colors, mainly translucent but with some opaque or semi-opaque.
Details owe their finesse to miniature painting on enamel in 13 colors. The peacocks’ iridescent plumage shimmers with silver
leaf embedded beneath the translucent enamel (paillonné enamel). Each enameled plate required an average of 12 firings
at a temperature of approximately 740°C.
An hour circle in natural white mother-of-pearl adorned with rhodium-plated applied Arabic numerals harmonizes with pierced
hands resembling peacock feathers, embellished with hand engraving. It frames a silver dial center decorated with a sunburst
motif beneath translucent turquoise-green enamel.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 128 mm | H. 213.5 mm. Unique piece.

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20140M “Calligraphy”– A visual poem
Dome table clock in cloisonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.

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This unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel pays tribute to the noble art of Japanese calligraphy, particularly the traditionof inscribing these beautifully handwritten texts on an ornamental ground, possibly illustrating a poem.
To trace all the contours of the floral decoration, the enameller used about 33 m (~65 g) of gold wire measuring 0.20 x 0.60 mm
in cross-section, cut into tiny segments and shaped by hand. The refined harmony of the colors called for a palette of translucent,opaque and opalescent enamels in 12 shades. Each enameled plate underwent from 9 to 13 firings, at temperatures ranging from
890ºC to 910ºC. The letters were then inscribed in calligraphy by miniature painting on enamel in black, requiring 6 firings
at a temperature of 760°C.
An hour circle in natural white mother-of-pearl, its guilloche borders gilded with yellow gold, displays black transfer-printed
numerals. It frames leaf-shaped hands, gilded with yellow gold and polished.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 128 mm | H. 213.5 mm. Unique piece.

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20137M “Hanami”– The awakening of spring
Dome table clock in cloisonné and paillonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.

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This unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel celebrates the beauty of “hanami”, the Japanese customof going to view the trees in bloom, particular the flowering cherry.
To trace all the outlines of this enchanting scene, the enameller used about 20 m of gold wire (34.24 g) measuring0.20 x 0.60 mm, 0.10 x 0.60 mm and 0.10 x 0.30 mm in cross-section. Rendering the delicate tints of the blossom andthe springtime atmosphere required an extraordinary palette of 100 mainly translucent enamel colors. Details were pickedout in miniature painting on enamel, and silver leaf embedded beneath the translucent enamel (paillonné enamel) illuminates
the whole. Each enameled plate underwent from 8 to 10 firings at temperatures ranging from 890ºC to 910ºC.
An hour circle in natural white mother-of-pearl with gilt borders presents transfer-printed numerals in bright rose pink.
It frames a dial center in silver decorated with a sunburst beneath translucent turquoise-blue enamel.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 128 mm | H. 213.5 mm. Unique piece.

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND ENDGRAVING

20141M “Japanese Stamps”– A passion for philately
Dome table clock in cloisonné enamel with hand engraving.
This unique piece drew inspiration from old Japanese stamps depicting a gate at the entrance to a temple, a view of Mount Fuji,
and an example of traditional architecture. Its dome bears an illustration of the Asia–Oceania region, with Japan at its centerand a carrier pigeon delivering a letter by “pigeon post”.
The stamp motifs were rendered by hand with line engraving and coated with translucent brown enamels to create the effectof shadows and patina. The borders of the stamps and the decoration on the dome were depicted in Grand Feu cloisonné
enamel, requiring about 15.15 m of gold wire (30 g) measuring 0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section and opaque and semi-opaqueenamels in 14 colors. Each enameled plate underwent from 5 to 8 firings at a temperature of 820°C.
An hour circle in black lacquer adorned with rose-gilt applied Arabic numerals harmonizes with leaf-shaped hands embellishedwith black lacquer inlays. It frames a hand-engraved and enameled dial center. The clock frame is in rose gilt witha satin-brushed finish.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 128 mm | H. 213.5 mm. Unique piece.

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CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTING

20138M “Tokyo by Night”– The lights of the city
Dome table clock in cloisonné enamel and paillonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.

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This unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel celebrates the atmosphere of nocturnal Tokyo and sights suchas the illuminations at Senso-ji Temple and views of the bay, the Rainbow Bridge and Tokyo Tower.
To conjure up this scene with its myriad details, the enameller used about 14.5 m of gold wire (29 g) measuring 0.20 x 0.60 mm
in cross-section, cut into tiny segments and shaped by hand, and a palette of 53 enamel colors: 46 translucent, 3 opaque and4 opalescent. Details owe their finesse to miniature painting on enamel, while silver leaf embedded beneath the translucent
enamel (paillonné enamel) illuminates the whole. Each enameled plate required from 8 to 14 firings at temperatures ranging
from 890ºC to 910ºC.
An hour circle adorned with a rhodium-plated sunburst pattern presents 12 baguette hour markers in lapis lazuli (2.28 ct).
The pierced leaf-shaped hands are also rhodium-plated, as is the entire framework of the clock.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 128 mm | H. 213.5 mm. Unique piece.

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Ref: 5177G-031

Ref: 5177G-032

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 6 WATCHES

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 6 WATCHES

5177G-031 & 5177G-032 “Samurai Engaged in Combat” – Symbols of bravery
Calatrava wristwatches with dials in cloisonné and paillonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.
Calatrava wristwatches with dials in cloisonné and paillonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel Samurai
in battle dress, ready to draw their sword or with weapon in hand, adorn the dials of these two limited editions of six watches
each in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel.
To trace all the outlines of the samurai costume and traditional hairstyle the enameller used from 21 to 23 cm of gold wire(~ 0.08 g) measuring 0.05 x 0.35 mm in cross-section, cut into tiny segments and shaped by hand. The vibrant colors, leaping
out from a sober background, called for a palette of translucent and semi-opaque enamels in from 9 to 11 shades. Fine details
were picked out in miniature painting on enamel. To illuminate the whole, the enameller embedded silver leaf (5177G-031) or goldleaf (5177G-032) beneath the translucent enamel (paillonné enamel). Each dial called for 10 firings at temperatures ranging from
800°C to 750°C.
The bezels are adorned with the famous Clous de Paris or hobnail motif emblematic of the Patek Philippe style.
These watches are endowed with the caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement, which may be admired throughtheir sapphire-crystal case back.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Calatrava

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTINGWOOD MARQUETRY

Ref: 5089G-116
WHITE GOLD
Ø 38.6 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 10 WATCHES

20154M “Seascape”– A harmony of blue and beige tones
Dome table clock in cloisonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.

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Inspired by Japanese prints depicting life by the sea, this unique piece in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel presents scenes of small
fishing boats on its side panels and wild geese on its dome.
To create the contours of these motifs, the enameller used some 5 m of gold wire (~10 g) measuring 0.20 x 0.60 mm
in cross-section. Rendering the original palette of colors, with its subtle gradations of blue and beige, called for opaque,semi-opaque, translucent and opalescent enamels in 24 shades. He then turned to miniature painting on enamel in a further
4 colors to bring out fine details and recreate the effect of a charcoal drawing, notable in the transparency of the fishing net.
The almost matt quality of the enamel enhances the Japanese sobriety of the whole.
Each enameled plate required from 8 to 9 firings at temperatures of between 800ºC and 830ºC.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 128 mm | H. 213.5 mm. Unique piece.

5089G-116 “Fisherman in a Boat”– Nocturnal peace
Calatrava wristwatch with dial in wood marquetry.
This limited edition of 10 watches drew inspiration from a Japanese print depicting
a moonlit seascape with a fisherman in his boat.
To reproduce all the subtlety of the original work in the restricted space of a Calatrava
wristwatch dial, the marquetry-maker cut out and assembled 73 veneer parts and about
one hundred tiny inlays, a process requiring exceptional finesse, particularly to convey
the transparency of the fishing nets. A palette of 12 species of wood of different colors,
textures and veining enabled him to produce this meticulous monochrome of beige
tones recreating all the delicacy of this poetic scene.
The dial is adorned with white-gold dauphine-style hands.
The white-gold case is endowed with a sapphire-crystal back protected by a hinged
dust cover affording a private view of the caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Pocket Watch

CLOISONNÉ AND FLINQUÉ ENAMEL AND HAND ENGRAVING

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTING

995/134G “Shizuoka and Mount Fuji”– A jewel of mixed techniques
Pocket watch with cloisonné enamel, flinqué enamel and hand engraving.

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The back of this unique piece, presenting a panorama of Shizuoka with Mount Fuji,
is a masterly combination of several rare handcrafts.
The tea plantations, in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel, and the sky, with its handguilloched sunburst beneath translucent enamel, known as flinqué enamel, called
for 135 cm of gold wire (0.83 g) measuring 0.05 x 0.40 mm and 0.10 x 0.40 mm incross-section, 20 mainly translucent enamel colors and 20 firings at a temperatureof 800°C. Mount Fuji and the train are hand-executed relief engravings.
The hand-guilloched sunburst dial presents a relief engraving of Mount Fuji
beneath translucent enamel. A faceted blue sapphire cabochon (0.38 ct) adorns
the crown. An engraved motif inspired by the handle of a traditional Japanese
teapot embellishes the bezel, the border of the case back and the bow.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a handcrafted hand-decorated stand in whitegold set with a faceted blue sapphire cabochon (0.4 ct), on a base of blue quartz.
This pocket watch houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movementwith small seconds.
Ø 45 mm. Unique piece.

995/135G “Eagle”– King of the sky
Pocket watch in cloisonné enamel, paillonné enamel and miniature painting on enamel.
This unique piece gives center stage to a magnificent portrait of an eagle in the Japanese style, enthroned on a branch.
The case back in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel called for some 60 cm of gold wire (0.26 g) measuring 0.05 x 0.40 mm in crosssection and opaque, translucent, semi-translucent and opalescent enamels in about twenty colors. The extraordinarily detailed
portrait of the bird is a work of miniature painting on enamel. Gold leaf embedded beneath the translucent enamel, also known
as paillonné enamel, illuminates the scene.
The bezel and the border of the case back present a frieze combining enamel with yellow-gold spangles or paillons, requiring
about twenty firings at a temperature of 880°C. Applied Breguet numerals in white gold adorn a dial in rose-pink enamel.
A yellow sapphire cabochon (0.34 ct) decorates the crown.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a white-gold handcrafted stand reminiscent of Japanese porticos, set on an ebony base.
This pocket watch houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small seconds.
Ø 45 mm. Unique piece.

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WOOD MARQUETRY

995/131G “Portrait of a Samurai”– A picture composed of 1,000 pieces of wood
Pocket watch with case back in wood marquetry and dial in enamel.

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Inspired by an old photograph of a samurai in armor, the back of this unique piece stands out as one of the most complex
decorations in wood marquetry ever created by Patek Philippe.
To reproduce the myriad details contained in the face and the costume on such a small surface, the marquetry maker cut out
and assembled 800 tiny veneer parts and 200 inlays, together spanning a palette of 53 species of wood in a wide varietyof colors, textures and veining.
The dial in opaque gray-beige Grand Feu enamel is adorned with applied Breguet numerals, leaf-shaped hands anda small-seconds counter, all in white gold. A blue sapphire cabochon decorates the crown (0.44 ct).
This pocket watch is accompanied by a handcrafted stand in white gold on a base of ebony from the Congo Basin inspired by a
traditional low Japanese table. The plaque for the logo is in satin-brushed white gold, hand engraved and coated in black varnish.
The watch houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small seconds.
Ø 45 mm. Unique piece.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Pocket Watch

WOOD MARQUETRY

WOOD MARQUETRY

995/133R “Geisha Musician”– To the sound of the shamisen
Pocket watch with case back in wood marquetry and dial in enamel.

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The back of this unique piece in wood marquetry gives center stage to the celebrated
geiko Toshimana, of the Komaya okiya (house) in the Miyagawacho district of Kyoto.
She is depicted here playing the shamisen (a traditional instrument with three plucked
strings) in an ochaya or teahouse.
To produce this picture remarkable for its delicacy and elegance the marquetry maker
cut out and assembled 250 tiny veneer parts and 30 inlays, together spanning a paletteof 42 species of wood in different colors, textures and veining.
The dial in opaque blue-green Grand Feu enamel is adorned with applied Breguet
numerals, leaf-shaped hands and a small-seconds counter, all in rose gold. A blue topaz
cabochon (0.35 ct) decorates the crown.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a handcrafted stand in rose gold on a base ofebony from the Congo Basin inspired by a traditional low Japanese table. The plaquefor the logo is in satin-brushed white gold, hand engraved and coated in black varnish.
It houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small seconds.
Ø 45 mm. Unique piece.

995/132J“Samurai Woman” – An outstanding warrior
Pocket watch with case back in wood marquetry and dial in enamel.
This unique piece with a back in wood marquetry shines the spotlight on one of therare onna-bugeisha or female samurai to influence the course of Japanese history
by her courage and prowess.
To render all the finesse of the facial expression and the wealth of detail displayedin the armor, the marquetry maker cut out and assembled 517 tiny veneer parts and
90 inlays, together spanning a palette of 36 species of wood in different colors,
textures and veining.
The dial in opaque pink-beige Grand Feu enamel is adorned with applied Breguet
numerals, leaf-shaped hands and a small-seconds counter, all in yellow gold.
A red spinel cabochon (0.37 ct) decorates the crown.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a handcrafted stand in yellow gold on a baseof ebony from the Congo Basin inspired by a traditional low Japanese table.
The plaque for the logo is in satin-brushed white gold, hand engraved and coatedin black varnish.
It houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small seconds.
Ø 45 mm. Unique piece.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Pocket Watch

FLINQUÉ ENAMEL, MINIATURE PAINTING AND HAND ENGRAVINGGRISAILLE ENAMEL

992/158J “Kyudo”– A Japanese martial art
Pocket watch with miniature painting on enamel, flinqué enamel
and hand engraving.

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This unique piece unites several of the rare handcrafts in honor of kyudo, the “Wayof the Bow”, a Japanese martial art arising from the use of archery in feudal warfare.
The Japanese garden decor on the case back was hand engraved and hand guilloched,
and then coated with translucent and opalescent enamels, a technique known as
flinqué enamel. To depict the archer, the enameller turned to miniature painting on
enamel, applied in small deft touches in 7 colors.
The dial, representing the mato or target, was hand guilloched and coated with
2 shades of green translucent enamel (flinqué enamel). The unique yellow-gold hands
echo the shape of arrows and are adorned with hand engraving. A green tsavorite
cabochon (0.29 ct) decorates the crown. The border of the case back, the bezel and the
bow are hand engraved with a typically Japanese ornament.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a yellow-gold handcrafted stand representing
an arrow piercing a target, on a base of smoked oak.
Its houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small seconds.
Ø 44.1 mm. Unique piece.

992/174J “Japanese Carp by Moonlight”– A nocturnal fantasy
Pocket watch with case back in grisaille enamel au blanc de Limoges
enriched with gold.
The decoration of this unique piece in grisaille enamel au blanc de Limoges drew
inspiration from the Japanese “inrō”: the small lacquer case suspended from the sashof a gentleman’s kimono.
The water, the grasshopper and the moon were delicately sculpted in the dense white
enamel known as blanc de Limoges using a tiny brush and a needle on a ground of dark
chestnut brown translucent enamel. By the same exacting technique, the enameller thenproduced the carp in green gold, the bamboo stalk in white gold and the backgrounddecoration in yellow gold. In total, the picture required 13 firings at temperatures ranging
from 780°C to 600°C.
The dial in opaque black Grand Feu enamel is adorned with applied Breguet numerals,
leaf-shaped hands and a small-seconds counter, all in yellow gold. A black spinel
cabochon (0.35 ct) decorates the crown.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a yellow-gold handcrafted stand styled
to represent bulrushes, on a base of black obsidian.
It houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small seconds.
Ø 44.1 mm. Unique piece.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Pocket Watch
HAND ENGRAVINGMINIATURE PAINTING

992/176G “Samurai in Armor”– An emblematic figure

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Pocket watch with case back in miniature painting on enameland dial in enamel.

992/178J “ Katagami”– Paper stencils

An old photograph of a samurai in armor inspired the decoration on the backof this unique piece.
To reproduce this portrait full of life in all its detail Patek Philippe chose the refinedtechnique of miniature painting on enamel, a grand Genevan specialty. The enameller
built up his little picture in small deft touches using 10 base colors, including 7 blended
shades. The scene was then protected and intensified by several layers of flux
(a transparent enamel). The case back required 29 firings at temperatures ranging
from 800°C to 900°C.
The white-gold dial coated with opaque beige Grand Feu enamel, presents applied
Breguet numerals, leaf-shaped hands and a small-seconds counter, all in white gold.
A red spinel cabochon (0.38 ct) decorates the crown.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a handcrafted stand in white gold on a baseof ebony from the Congo Basin inspired by a traditional low Japanese table. The plaquefor the logo is in satin-brushed white gold, hand engraved and coated in black varnish.
The watch houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small
seconds.
Ø 44.1 mm. Unique piece.

This unique piece was inspired by the art of the “katagami”: the stencils used to decorate
fabrics with motifs such as the vine leaves depicted here, much loved in Japan for theirbeauty.
The case back, whose graphic allusion to a paper cut-out recalls the katagami, was firsthand engraved with a pattern of vertical grooves using line engraving and chased toobtain alternating matt and shining finishes suggesting textile fibers. It was then coatedwith translucent green enamel; a process requiring 7 firings at a temperature of 800°C.
Finally, it was adorned with delicately engraved gold appliques representing vine leaves.
A dial embellished with the same hand-engraved motif as the case back was coated withGrand Feu cloisonné enamel and green translucent and opaque enamels. An emerald
cabochon (0.37 ct) embellishes the crown.
This pocket watch is accompanied by a yellow-gold handcrafted stand decorated withengraved vine leaves and set with an emerald cabochon (0.39 ct), on a malachite base.
This pocket watch houses the caliber 17’’’ LEP PS manually wound movement with small
seconds.
Ø 44.1 mm. Unique piece.

Pocket watch with hand engraving.

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GRISAILLE ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTINGRARE HANDCRAFTS Calatrava
GRISAILLE ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTING

Ref: 5077/100G-056

Ref: 5077/100G-057

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

5077/100G-056 & 5077/100G-057“Japanese Cranes”– A model of grace and elegance
Calatrava wristwatches with dials in grisaille enamel au blanc de Limoges enrichedwith miniature painting on enamel and gold powder.

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These two limited editions of 5 watches each feature a portrait of a Japanese crane in grisailleenamel au blanc de Limoges – with bamboo and a pagoda (5077/100G-056) or in full flight, withmountain peaks and a branch of cherry blossom (5077/100G-057).
The oil-based white enamel known as blanc de Limoges was sculpted using a tiny brush anda needle on a base of opaque black enamel to obtain skillful monochromes. Miniature painting
on enamel created the red patch on the bird’s head, while the beak was fashioned in gold
powder. Each dial required an average of 13 firings at temperatures ranging from 600°C
to 800°C.
The bezel and lugs are set with 112 diamonds (~0.87 ct) and the prong buckle sparkles
with 29 diamonds (~0.24 ct).
These watches are endowed with a caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement, which may
be admired through a sapphire-crystal back.
They are worn on a strap in calfskin leather with a “silver lamé” effect (5077/100G-056)
or a brushed-satin strap in purple (5077/100G-057).

5177G-033 & 5177G-034 “Red-Crowned Cranes”– A lucky bird
Calatrava wristwatches with dials in grisaille enamel au blanc de Limoges enriched with miniature painting
on enamel and gold powder.
A red-crowned crane, or Japanese Crane, emblem of the land of the rising sun and a symbol of peace, good fortune andlongevity, takes pride of place on the dial of these two limited editions of 5 watches each, in grisaille enamel au blancde Limoges.
To represent this bird beloved of painters – with bamboo and a pagoda (5177G-033) or in full flight, with mountain peaks anda branch of cherry blossom (5177G-034) – the artist sculpted the oil-based white enamel known as blanc de Limoges using atiny brush and a needle on a base of opaque black enamel to obtain skillful monochromes. Miniature painting
on enamel created the red patch on the bird’s head, while the beak was fashioned in gold powder. Each dial required anaverage of 13 firings at temperatures ranging from 600°C to 800°C.
The bezels are adorned with the famous Clous de Paris or hobnail pattern emblematic of the Patek Philippe style.
These watches are endowed with a caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement, which may be admired througha sapphire-crystal back.
Limited edition to 5 watches. Ø 38 mm.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Calatrava

HAND ENGRAVING

HAND ENGRAVING

Ref: 5177G-029

Ref: 5177G-036

Ref: 5089G-124

Ref: 5089G-125

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

WHITE GOLD
Ø 38.6 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

WHITE GOLD
Ø 38.6 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

5177G-029 & 5177G-036 “Tsuba – Bird and Branches”–
A warrior’s ornaments
Calatrava wristwatches with hand-engraved dials.

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The decoration gracing a tsuba – a traditional sword guard – inspired the dials of these
two limited editions of 5 watches each.
The branches, the birds and the flowers were finely hand engraved in relief and thebackground was hand engraved with a circular piqué motif. This composition was thentinted brown and the main features reworked with hand engraving to reveal the goldof the dial plate. Hand-executed electroplating with white rhodium or yellow gold
enabled the engraver to bring out nuances and contrasts. The dials are further
enriched with a central relief motif representing the opening of a tsuba.
Dauphine-style hands in white gold or yellow gold indicate the time. They featurea pierced central fillet recalling the shape of a sword.
The bezels are adorned with the famous Clous de Paris or hobnail pattern emblematicof the Patek Philippe style.
These watches are endowed with a caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement,
which may be admired through a sapphire-crystal back.

5089G-124 & 5089G-125 “Tsuba – Oranges and Flowers”–
A decoration on a traditional sword guard
Calatrava wristwatches with hand-engraved dials.
These two limited editions of five watches each were inspired by a decoration oforanges and flowers gracing a tsuba: the hand guard on a traditional Japanese sword,
dating from the mid-nineteenth century.
The floral ornament was hand engraved in relief, with fine detailing on the veins of theleaves. It stands out against a circular piqué pattern, also hand engraved, adorning thebackground. This composition was tinted brown and then satin-brushed to bring out
the dial’s original hue – white gold on Reference 5089G-124, yellow gold on Reference
5089G-125. A central relief motif, recalling the opening in a tsuba, enriches thecomposition.
Dauphine-style hands in white gold or yellow gold indicate the time. They feature apierced central fillet recalling the shape of a sword.
The white-gold cases are endowed with a sapphire-crystal back protected by a hinged
dust cover affording a private view of the caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Golden Ellipse

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL, FLINQUÉ ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTING

Ref: 5077/100R-056

Ref: 5077/100G-048

Ref: 5077/100R-057

Ref: 5738/50G-025

ROSE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 10 WATCHES

WHITE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 10 WATCHESROSE GOLDØ 38 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 10 WATCHES

WHITE GOLD
34.5 X 39.5 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 10 WATCHES

5077/100R-056 & 5077/100R-057“Kimonos with Floral Patterns”– Great finesse
Calatrava wristwatches with dials in cloisonné enamel and flinqué
enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.

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These two limited editions of 10 watches each conjure up
all the refinement of traditional kimono fabrics by combining
several rare handcrafts.
The gold dial plate is hand-guilloched with a motif destined
to shine through the translucent enamel (flinqué enamel).
The Grand Feu cloisonné enamel decoration of Reference
5077/100R-056 required about 78 cm of gold wire (~0.66 g)
measuring 0.10 x 0.45 mm and 0.05 x 0.45 mm in crosssection; that of Reference 5077/100R-057 about 56 cm ofgold wire (~0.45 g) measuring 0.10 x 0.45 mm in cross-section.
The enameller then worked with a palette of opaque,translucent and semi-opaque enamels in 26 or 17 colors
respectively, before refining the details with miniature painting
on enamel in two further colors. Each dial underwent from12 to 14 firings at temperatures ranging from 800°C to 840°C.
The bezel and lugs are set with 112 diamonds (~0.87 ct)
and the prong buckle sparkles with 29 diamonds (~0.24 ct).
These watches house a caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding
movement, which may be admired through a sapphire-crystal
back.

5077/100G-048“Kimono with a Wavy Pattern”–
A touch of Art Deco
Calatrava wristwatch with dial in cloisonné enamel.
To create the Grand Feu cloisonné enamel dial of thislimited edition of 10 watches, Patek Philippe drew
inspiration from a kimono fabric of the 1920s adorned
with a traditional Japanese motif.
For the outlines of the stylized waves, the enameller firstlaid down 76 cm of gold wire (~0.51 g) measuring 0.05
x 0.45 mm and 0.10 x 0.45 mm in cross-section, cut intotiny segments and shaped by hand before being fixed
to the base plate. To introduce his harmony of yellow,
blue and green he then worked with a palette of 24
enamel colors, mainly semi-opaque, but with sometranslucent or opaque. Each dial called for an averageof 7 firings at a temperature of 800°C.
The bezel and lugs are set with 112 diamonds (~0.87 ct)
and the prong buckle sparkles with 29 diamonds (~0.24
ct). An alligator leather strap in shiny turquoise green
provides an elegant echo of the combined dial colors.
This watch is endowed with the caliber 240 ultra-thinself-winding movement, which may be admired througha sapphire-crystal case back.

5738/50G-025 “Snow-Covered Landscape”–
The poetry of winterGolden Ellipse wristwatch with dial in cloisonné enamel enrichedwith miniature painting on enamel.
The decoration in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel on this limited editionof ten watches was created after a Japanese print depicting a bridgein a snow-covered Tokyo landscape.
To recreate every detail of the original work, with its trees andfigures, the enameller laid down some 75 cm of gold wire (~0.51 g)
measuring 0.10 x 0.40 mm and 0.05 x 0.40 mm in cross-section, cut
into tiny segments and shaped by hand. The wintry atmosphereconjured up by the colors called for a palette of opaque, translucent
and semi-opaque enamels in 17 shades. Details were picked out
with finishing touches in miniature painting on enamel. Each dial
underwent, on average, 40 firings at temperatures ranging from
780°C to 800°C.
The white-gold case, whose harmonious proportions were inspiredby the ancient golden section, houses a caliber 240 ultra-thinself-winding movement with hours and minutes displayed by cheveustyle hands in white gold.

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WOOD MARQUETRY

RARE HANDCRAFTSMinute Repeater, Tourbillon

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL

Ref: 5738/50G-024

Ref: 5538G-016

WHITE GOLD
34.5 X 39.5 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 10 WATCHES

WHITE GOLDØ 37 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

5738/50G-024 “Kabuki Actor” – The art of the “yakusha-e”

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5538G-016 “Tiger”– Portrait of a big cat roaring

Golden Ellipse wristwatch with dial in wood marquetry.

Calatrava wristwatch with minute repeater and tourbillon,
with dial in cloisonné enamel.

The wood marquetry dial of this limited edition of ten watches drew inspiration froman old “yakusha-e”: one of the portraits of actors skilled in the epic form of traditional
Japanese theatre known as kabuki.
To reproduce the kabuki actor’s spectacular performance, with its meaningful gesturesand extravagant make-up and costumes, the marquetry maker cut out and assembled
207 tiny veneer parts and 53 inlays, together spanning a palette of 33 species of woodof different colors, textures and veining.
The white-gold case, whose harmonious proportions were inspired by the ancient
golden section, houses a caliber 240 ultra-thin self-winding movement with hours andminutes displayed by cheveu-style hands in white gold.
This watch is worn on an alligator-leather strap in shiny navy blue, secured by a prong
buckle in white gold echoing the elliptical shape of the case.

This limited edition of five watches in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel recreates all
the power and beauty of a Japanese print depicting a tiger and a crescent moon.
To reproduce the animal’s silhouette and striped coat, the enameller laid down some
60 cm of gold wire (~0.26 g) measuring 0.05 x 0.40 mm in cross-section, cut into tiny
segments and shaped by hand. He then worked with a palette of translucent andopalescent enamels in 20 colors to render the subtle tints of the original creation.
Each dial underwent an average of 15 firings at a temperature of approximately 800°C.
The white-gold case in the “Officer’s” style, with straight lugs and screwed bars,
houses a caliber R TO 27 manually wound movement with minute repeater andtourbillon. The architecture and the finishing touches lavished on the parts of thisGrand Complication movement may be admired through a sapphire-crystal back(interchangeable with a solid back in white gold).

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Table Clock

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL AND MINIATURE PAINTING

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL

Ref: 7000/50G-011
WHITE GOLD
Ø 33.9 MM
LIMITED EDITION
TO 5 WATCHES

25014M “Tokyo as the Crow Flies” - From the time of Edo
Table clock in cloisonné enamel.

7000/50G-011 “Bird on a Red Maple” – Poetry for the eyes and ears
Ladies’ minute repeater wristwatch with dial in cloisonné enamel enriched with miniature painting on enamel.
This ladies’ minute repeater, a limited edition of five watches, unites the height of the watchmaker’s art, in its movement,with the extreme finesse of the Rare Handcrafts, on its dial in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel, depicting a bird perched
on a branch of a red maple tree.
The enameller traced all the contours of the bird and the tree using some 50 cm of gold wire (~0.22 g) measuring 0.05 x 0.4 mm
in cross-section, cut into tiny segments and shaped by hand. For the subtle tints of the scene, he worked with a paletteof translucent, opaque and opalescent enamels in 17 colors. Finishing touches of miniature painting on enamel brought
out the fine details. Each dial called for an average of 18 firings at a temperature of approximately 800°C.
The white-gold case in the Calatrava "Officer's" style houses the caliber R 27 self-winding movement with minute repeater striking
on two gongs, which may be admired through a sapphire-crystal back (interchangeable with a solid back in white gold).
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This watch is worn on an alligator-leather strap in shiny pistachio that plays up the soft but radiant color of the enameledbackground.

This unique piece notable for its original, exclusive design, is adorned witha stylized plan of central Tokyo, formerly Edo, in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel – itsstreets, parks and lakes spilling over from the dial onto the convex side panels in silver.
All the areas to be enameled were first decorated with a guilloche “barleycorn” pattern,
destined to shine through layers of translucent enamel. The enameller then laid down
the cloisons or partitions, using about 12.4 m of gold wire (~24 g) measuring 0.20 x0.60 mm in cross-section, cut into tiny segments and shaped by hand. To create hisrich color scheme, he worked with a palette of opaque and translucent enamels in 16
shades. Each enameled element required from 10 to 12 firings at temperatures ranging
from 800°C to 840°C.
The dial is adorned with rhodium-plated trapeze-style hands. The four lozenge-shaped
appliques set on the bezel mark both the quarter-hours and the points of the compass.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND TABLE mechanical movement rewoundby an electric motor.
Ø 126 mm. | H. 53.5 mm. Unique piece.

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RARE HANDCRAFTS Table Clock

CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL

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CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL

25016M “Map of Tokyo” – At the heart of the capital

25017M “Map of Osaka” – The nation’s larder

25018M “Map of Hakata” – At the heart of Fukuoka

25019M – “Map of Nagoya” - A flourishing city

Table clock in cloisonné enamel.

Table clock in cloisonné enamel.

Table clock in cloisonné enamel.

Table clock in cloisonné enamel.

This unique piece whose distinctive lines were inspiredby a Patek Philippe table clock from the 1950s, pays tributeto Tokyo –with a dial in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel
presenting a stylized map of the city center.
The dial and the convex circular side panels were firstdecorated with a guilloche “barleycorn” pattern destined
to shine through layers of translucent enamel. To trace thecontours of the streets, parks and lakes, the enameller thenlaid down about 3.4 m of gold wire (~6.8 g) measuring0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section. The vibrant color scheme
required opaque and translucent enamels in a total of
16 shades –including the glowing translucent blue adorning
the convex circular side panels. Each enameled element
underwent from 10 to 12 firings at temperatures ranging
from 800°C to 840°C.
The dial is adorned with rhodium-plated trapeze-style hands.
The four lozenge-shaped appliques set on the bezel markboth the quarter-hours and the points of the compass.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND TABLE
mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 126 mm. | H. 53.5 mm. Unique piece.

This unique piece whose distinctive lines were inspiredby a Patek Philippe table clock from the 1950s pays tribute to
the culinary capital Osaka – with a dial in Grand Feu cloisonné
enamel presenting a stylized map of the city center.
The dial and the convex circular side panels were firstdecorated with a guilloche “barleycorn” pattern destined
to shine through layers of translucent enamel. To trace thecontours of the streets, parks and seashore, the enameller
then laid down about 3 m of gold wire (~6 g) measuring0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section. The vibrant color scheme
required opaque and translucent enamels in a total of
16 shades –including the glowing translucent blue adorning
the convex circular side panels. Each enameled element
underwent from 10 to 12 firings at temperatures ranging
from 800°C to 840°C.
The dial is adorned with rhodium-plated trapeze-style hands.
The four lozenge-shaped appliques set on the bezel markboth the quarter-hours and the points of the compass.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND TABLE
mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 126 mm. | H. 53.5 mm. Unique piece.

This unique piece whose distinctive lines were inspiredby a Patek Philippe table clock from the 1950s pays tributeto Hakata – with a dial in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel
presenting a stylized map of the city center.
The dial and the convex circular side panels were firstdecorated with a guilloche “barleycorn” pattern destined
to shine through layers of translucent enamel. To trace thecontours of the streets, parks and seashore, the enameller
then laid down about 3.3 m of gold wire (~6.6 g) measuring0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section. The vibrant color scheme
required opaque and translucent enamels in a total of
16 shades –including the glowing translucent blue adorning
the convex circular side panels. Each enameled element
underwent from 10 to 12 firings at temperatures ranging
from 800°C to 840°C.
The dial is adorned with rhodium-plated trapeze-style hands.
The four lozenge-shaped appliques set on the bezel markboth the quarter-hours and the points of the compass.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND TABLE
mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 126 mm. | H. 53.5 mm. Unique piece.

This unique piece whose distinctive lines were inspiredby a Patek Philippe table clock from the 1950s pays tributeto Nagoya – with a dial in Grand Feu cloisonné enamel
presenting a stylized map of the city center.
The dial and the convex circular side panels were firstdecorated with a guilloche “barleycorn” pattern destined
to shine through layers of translucent enamel. To trace thecontours of the streets, parks and seashore, the enameller
then laid down about 3.6 m of gold wire (~7.2 g) measuring0.20 x 0.60 mm in cross-section. The vibrant color scheme
required opaque and translucent enamels in a total of
16 shades –including the glowing translucent blue adorning
the convex circular side panels. Each enameled element
underwent from 10 to 12 firings at temperatures ranging
from 800°C to 840°C.
The dial is adorned with rhodium-plated trapeze-style hands.
The four lozenge-shaped appliques set on the bezel markboth the quarter-hours and the points of the compass.
This piece is powered by the caliber 17’’’ PEND TABLE
mechanical movement rewound by an electric motor.
Ø 126 mm. | H. 53.5 mm. Unique piece.

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Patek Philippe Historic Building

On-line Catalogue 2023

Guided Tour 2023

EXHIBITION PLAN
Exhibition reception desk
1 Exhibition entrance
Audioguide pickup
2 English garden, Geneva flower clock
3 Theater kiosk
4 Geneva skyline
5 Historic building, Current Collection room
6 Historic building, Napoleon room
7 Patek Philippe Museum room
7.1 Historical owners room
8 Japanese collectors on loan timepieces room
9 Rare Handcrafts room

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Manufacture room
Production phases and movements
R&D - Advanced Research
12 Super Complications room
Grandmaster Chime immersive experience
13 Master of Sound room
14 Watchmakers room
15 Exhibition exit
Audio guide return
16 Bookstore
Mini mapping – The encounter
A.N. de Patek & J.A. Philippe
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