1952 Patek Philippe 18ct Yellow Gold Pocket Watch Reference 600
Here we have a classic 1952 Patek Philippe 18ct Yellow Gold Pocket Watch Reference 600, featuring a 43mm 18ct yellow gold case. The case presents a slim, elegant profile with a polished finish that radiates a warm, vintage glow; its perfectly circular form measures 43mm in diameter, and its remarkably slender thickness of 6.5mm ensures a sophisticated presence in the hand or pocket. The case edges are smooth and refined, meeting a subtly domed crystal that protects the dial. At 12 o’clock, a discreet, integrated ring-and-crown allows manual winding while maintaining the watch's streamlined silhouette. The matte cream dial features applied yellow gold facet-edged indices that catch the light with every movement, creating a clean and highly legible display. Minimalist gold Dauphine hands sweep across the face with timeless grace, complemented by a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock for added precision. Below 12 o’clock, the "Patek Philippe & Co. Geneve's signature is printed in crisp black text, signifying its prestigious origins. On the reverse, the 18ct yellow gold snap-on case back engraved with H.C.C. protects a masterfully finished Manually Wound Patek Philippe Cal. 17"140. This high-grade movement, hallmarked with the quality and craftsmanship synonymous with Patek Philippe, represents the pinnacle of mid-century horology.
Here we have a classic 1952 Patek Philippe 18ct Yellow Gold Pocket Watch Reference 600, featuring a 43mm 18ct yellow gold case. The case presents a slim, elegant profile with a polished finish that radiates a warm, vintage glow; its perfectly circular form measures 43mm in diameter, and its remarkably slender thickness of 6.5mm ensures a sophisticated presence in the hand or pocket. The case edges are smooth and refined, meeting a subtly domed crystal that protects the dial. At 12 o’clock, a discreet, integrated ring-and-crown allows manual winding while maintaining the watch's streamlined silhouette. The matte cream dial features applied yellow gold facet-edged indices that catch the light with every movement, creating a clean and highly legible display. Minimalist gold Dauphine hands sweep across the face with timeless grace, complemented by a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock for added precision. Below 12 o’clock, the "Patek Philippe & Co. Geneve's signature is printed in crisp black text, signifying its prestigious origins. On the reverse, the 18ct yellow gold snap-on case back engraved with H.C.C. protects a masterfully finished Manually Wound Patek Philippe Cal. 17"140. This high-grade movement, hallmarked with the quality and craftsmanship synonymous with Patek Philippe, represents the pinnacle of mid-century horology.
Original: $6,854.40
-65%$6,854.40
$2,399.04Description
Here we have a classic 1952 Patek Philippe 18ct Yellow Gold Pocket Watch Reference 600, featuring a 43mm 18ct yellow gold case. The case presents a slim, elegant profile with a polished finish that radiates a warm, vintage glow; its perfectly circular form measures 43mm in diameter, and its remarkably slender thickness of 6.5mm ensures a sophisticated presence in the hand or pocket. The case edges are smooth and refined, meeting a subtly domed crystal that protects the dial. At 12 o’clock, a discreet, integrated ring-and-crown allows manual winding while maintaining the watch's streamlined silhouette. The matte cream dial features applied yellow gold facet-edged indices that catch the light with every movement, creating a clean and highly legible display. Minimalist gold Dauphine hands sweep across the face with timeless grace, complemented by a subsidiary seconds dial at 6 o’clock for added precision. Below 12 o’clock, the "Patek Philippe & Co. Geneve's signature is printed in crisp black text, signifying its prestigious origins. On the reverse, the 18ct yellow gold snap-on case back engraved with H.C.C. protects a masterfully finished Manually Wound Patek Philippe Cal. 17"140. This high-grade movement, hallmarked with the quality and craftsmanship synonymous with Patek Philippe, represents the pinnacle of mid-century horology.
