1951 Patek Philippe Calatrava 18ct Rose Gold 34mm 2428
Here we have a rare, beautiful 1950s Patek Philippe Calatrava featuring a 34mm 18ct Rose Gold, as confirmed by the Patek Extract, stepped case that curves over your wrist with rounded, straight, hallmarked thick lugs. Its curvaceous slim flanks lead to a comfortable lug-to-lug length of 42.2mm and a case thickness of just 7.5mm. On the right side, there is a coin-edged signed crown. A thin bezel holds a domed crystal above the charismatic white Calatrava dial. An outer minute track of gold pips has faceted 18ct rose gold baton indexes that magically catch the light as you rotate your wrist. Delicate 18ct rose Gold baton hands sit majestically above a sub dial at 6 o’clock, and at noon, we have the Patek Philippe motif completing this sophisticated, perfectly balanced dress watch. On the reverse, a solid 18ct rose gold snap-off case back, inside a manually wound Patek Cal. 10’’’200, 18 jewels, beating at 19,800 beats per hour, the 10''' (10-ligne) is a traditional measurement indicating the size of the movement. This incredibly well-finished movement was introduced in 1947. It remained in production until 1965, reinforcing its refined craftsmanship. It is paired with an 18mm Patek Philippe leather strap and Patek Philippe 18ct rose gold pin buckle. The watch comes with its Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives.
Here we have a rare, beautiful 1950s Patek Philippe Calatrava featuring a 34mm 18ct Rose Gold, as confirmed by the Patek Extract, stepped case that curves over your wrist with rounded, straight, hallmarked thick lugs. Its curvaceous slim flanks lead to a comfortable lug-to-lug length of 42.2mm and a case thickness of just 7.5mm. On the right side, there is a coin-edged signed crown. A thin bezel holds a domed crystal above the charismatic white Calatrava dial. An outer minute track of gold pips has faceted 18ct rose gold baton indexes that magically catch the light as you rotate your wrist. Delicate 18ct rose Gold baton hands sit majestically above a sub dial at 6 o’clock, and at noon, we have the Patek Philippe motif completing this sophisticated, perfectly balanced dress watch. On the reverse, a solid 18ct rose gold snap-off case back, inside a manually wound Patek Cal. 10’’’200, 18 jewels, beating at 19,800 beats per hour, the 10''' (10-ligne) is a traditional measurement indicating the size of the movement. This incredibly well-finished movement was introduced in 1947. It remained in production until 1965, reinforcing its refined craftsmanship. It is paired with an 18mm Patek Philippe leather strap and Patek Philippe 18ct rose gold pin buckle. The watch comes with its Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives.
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Here we have a rare, beautiful 1950s Patek Philippe Calatrava featuring a 34mm 18ct Rose Gold, as confirmed by the Patek Extract, stepped case that curves over your wrist with rounded, straight, hallmarked thick lugs. Its curvaceous slim flanks lead to a comfortable lug-to-lug length of 42.2mm and a case thickness of just 7.5mm. On the right side, there is a coin-edged signed crown. A thin bezel holds a domed crystal above the charismatic white Calatrava dial. An outer minute track of gold pips has faceted 18ct rose gold baton indexes that magically catch the light as you rotate your wrist. Delicate 18ct rose Gold baton hands sit majestically above a sub dial at 6 o’clock, and at noon, we have the Patek Philippe motif completing this sophisticated, perfectly balanced dress watch. On the reverse, a solid 18ct rose gold snap-off case back, inside a manually wound Patek Cal. 10’’’200, 18 jewels, beating at 19,800 beats per hour, the 10''' (10-ligne) is a traditional measurement indicating the size of the movement. This incredibly well-finished movement was introduced in 1947. It remained in production until 1965, reinforcing its refined craftsmanship. It is paired with an 18mm Patek Philippe leather strap and Patek Philippe 18ct rose gold pin buckle. The watch comes with its Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives.
