Index für Patek Philippe Lepine Pocket Watch 859 Uhren

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• Verkaufsdatum : 13/05/2007

  Land : Schweiz

  
  

  Antiquorum #163 - 2007-05 - Important Collectors’ Wristwatches, Pocket Watches Clocks

  Geneva

  Lot ID : 672

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Verkauft:

  • 402500
  • 328400
  • 460178

  Schätzung:

  • 330000 - 380000
  • 269247 - 310042
  • 377289 - 434454

  
  

  Marke : Patek Philippe

  Modell : Lepine Pocket Watch

  Referenz : Patek Philippe - 859

  
  

  Kategorie : Taschenuhr

  Zeitraum : 1910er

  Uhren-Kennung : 174569

  Format : 19

  Gehäusematerial : Gelbgold

  Gehäuseform : Rechteckig

  Ziffernblattfarbe : Silber

  Referenz-Details : 859 .

  Komplikationen : Astronomische Anzeige, Chronometer, Datumsanzeige, Minutenrepetition, Mondphasenanzeige

  
  

  Watch with Nine Complications.Patek Philippe Cie., Gen

  
  

  Beschreibung : C. Three-body, variee carrure plate, solid, polished and brushed. D. Silver.satiné with applied yellow gold bâton indexes, outer 1/5th seconds chronograph.divisions and Arabic five minute/seconds numerals, subsidiary dials for the seconds, the.date and 30-minute register, days of the week, the months, aperture for the moon phases. Yellow gold Dauphine hands. M. Cal. 19.rhodium-plated, fausses côtes decoration, 40 jewels, wolf’s tooth winding, straight line counterpoised and calibrated lever escapement.cut bimetallic compensation balance adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, blued steel Breguet balance spring.swan-neck micrometer regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band, visible chronograph mechanism, co-axial button.in the winding crown and rectangular split-seconds push-piece on the band..Dial, case and movement signed..Diam. 57 mm..From The Collection

  Watch with Nine Complications.Patek Philippe Cie., Gen

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  Beschreibung : C. Three-body, variee carrure plate, solid, polished and brushed. D. Silver.satiné with applied yellow gold bâton indexes, outer 1/5th seconds chronograph.divisions and Arabic five minute/seconds numerals, subsidiary dials for the seconds, the.date and 30-minute register, days of the week, the months, aperture for the moon phases. Yellow gold Dauphine hands. M. Cal. 19.rhodium-plated, fausses côtes decoration, 40 jewels, wolf’s tooth winding, straight line counterpoised and calibrated lever escapement.cut bimetallic compensation balance adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and five positions, blued steel Breguet balance spring.swan-neck micrometer regulator, repeating on gongs activated by a slide on the band, visible chronograph mechanism, co-axial button.in the winding crown and rectangular split-seconds push-piece on the band..Dial, case and movement signed..Diam. 57 mm..From The Collection
• Verkaufsdatum : 18/11/2003

  Land : Schweiz

  
  

  Christies #1311 - 2003-11 - Important pocketwatches and wristwatches

  Geneva

  Lot ID : 199

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Verkauft:

  • 236000
  • 192552
  • 269819

  Schätzung:

  • 160000 - 240000
  • 130544 - 195816
  • 182928 - 274392

  
  

  Marke : Patek Philippe

  Modell : Lepine Pocket Watch

  Referenz : Patek Philippe - 859

  
  

  Kategorie : Armbanduhr

  Zeitraum : 1910er

  Uhren-Kennung : 318916

  Format : 19

  Gehäusematerial : Gelbgold

  Gehäuseform : Sonstige

  Referenz-Details : 859

  Komplikationen : Chronometer, Datumsanzeige, Minutenrepetition

  
  

  Patek Philippe. A possibly unique, large and heavy 18K gold openface minute repeating perpetual calendar split second chronograph keyless lever watch with phases of the moon and original certificate

  
  

  Beschreibung : Lot Description.Patek Philippe. A possibly unique, large and heavy 18K gold openface minute repeating perpetual calendar split second chronograph keyless lever watch with phases of the moon and original certificate.Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, retailed by Gübelin, movement no. 174'569, case no. 318'916, ref. 859, movement manufactured in 1915, cased in 1966 and sold on 5 March 1986.Cal. 19''', with nickel-finished lever movement, 40 jewels, Guillaume balance, swan neck regulator, adjusted to eight positions, minute repeating on two polished hammers onto two gongs, the silvered matt dial with applied baton numerals, gold dauphine hands, four subsidiary dials indicating date combined with 30 minutes register, month, day and phases of the moon combined with constant seconds, in massive circular case with stepped bezel and snap on back, repeating slide in the band, split second chronograph mechanism operated by one button in the band and one button in the band, case, dial and movement signed.57 mm. diam..Pre-Lot Text.Property of the Original Owner.View Lot Notes ›

  Patek Philippe. A possibly unique, large and heavy 18K gold openface minute repeating perpetual calendar split second chronograph keyless lever watch with phases of the moon and original certificate

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  Beschreibung : Lot Description.Patek Philippe. A possibly unique, large and heavy 18K gold openface minute repeating perpetual calendar split second chronograph keyless lever watch with phases of the moon and original certificate.Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, retailed by Gübelin, movement no. 174'569, case no. 318'916, ref. 859, movement manufactured in 1915, cased in 1966 and sold on 5 March 1986.Cal. 19''', with nickel-finished lever movement, 40 jewels, Guillaume balance, swan neck regulator, adjusted to eight positions, minute repeating on two polished hammers onto two gongs, the silvered matt dial with applied baton numerals, gold dauphine hands, four subsidiary dials indicating date combined with 30 minutes register, month, day and phases of the moon combined with constant seconds, in massive circular case with stepped bezel and snap on back, repeating slide in the band, split second chronograph mechanism operated by one button in the band and one button in the band, case, dial and movement signed.57 mm. diam..Pre-Lot Text.Property of the Original Owner.View Lot Notes ›