L'index des Montres Patek Philippe Lepine Pocket Watch 754

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• Date de vente : 28/11/2017

  
  

  Phillips #HK080217 - 2017-11 - THE HONG KONG WATCH AUCTION

  Hong Kong

  ID Lot : 967

   

  • HKD
  • EUR
  • USD

  Vendu:

  • 2375000
  • 218025
  • 305663

  Estimation:

  • 960000 - 1900000
  • 88128 - 174420
  • 123552 - 244530

  
  

  Marque : Patek Philippe

  Modèle : Lepine Pocket Watch

  Référence : Patek Philippe - 754

  
  

  Catégorie : Montre de bureau

  Période : 1960's

  Mouvement : Mécanique

  Calibre : CAL 17250 T

  Détail référence : 754 AN

  Dimensions : 210 mm

  
  

  Patek Philippe Follow;Ref. 754;An extremely fine and unique gilt brass solar power dome table clock with cloisonné enamel scene, 'Teinturerie' signed MD, with fitted presentation box

  
  

  Description : Manufacturer: Patek Philippe;Year: 1963;Reference No: 754;Movement No: 873'278;Case No: 851;Model Name: "Teinturerie;Material: Gilt brass and cloisonné enamel;Calibre: Cal. 17'''250, photo-electric cell;Dimensions: 210mm high;Signed: Dial and movement signed, enamel signed MD for Michel Deville;Accessories: Accompanied by Patek Philippe fitted presentation box and outer packaging. Further with Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present clock with cloisonné enamel decoration "Teinturerie" in 1963 and its subsequent sale on March 29th, 1963.;Literature: For other Patek Philippe cloisonné enamel dome clocks, please see Patek Philippe Museum Patek Philippe Watches, Volume II, pages 408 and 409.;Catalogue Essay;Patek Philippe cloisonné enamel dome clocks have over the past 20 years increased in both popularity and value as the appreciation for their fine enamel workmanship has grown. Each clock is uniquely made, and is a synergy between modern technology and traditional handcraftsmanship. The present clock features the caliber 17-250, photo-electric cell with a rotating solar panel, which activates a converter inside the clock, and in turn powers the mechanical movement. The skill to complete these wonderfully vibrant representations was limited to a select group of enamellist.;The present example displays “teinturerie’ or dye works, and is an interesting combination of a traditional dyeing workshop, and modern industry. The background is painted in subtle and varying hues, ranging from swathes of dark blue to turquoise with highlights from hues of orange, red, brown and black. The daily life of the labour is brought to life as they dye, wash and wring the fabric. The dome top features an eclectic scene of modern travel. In addition to a plane, luxury cruise liner and train, there are two representations of the globe with North and South America on one side and Asia on the other. The enamel work is marked MD for Michel DeVille, who was known for his vibrant colours and hues, and his signature can be found on different Patek Philippe Dome clocks.;In lovely original condition, the cloisonné enamel is free of restoration and is fine example to add to any collection.

  Patek Philippe Follow;Ref. 754;An extremely fine and unique gilt brass solar power dome table clock with cloisonné enamel scene, 'Teinturerie' signed MD, with fitted presentation box

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  Description : Manufacturer: Patek Philippe;Year: 1963;Reference No: 754;Movement No: 873'278;Case No: 851;Model Name: "Teinturerie;Material: Gilt brass and cloisonné enamel;Calibre: Cal. 17'''250, photo-electric cell;Dimensions: 210mm high;Signed: Dial and movement signed, enamel signed MD for Michel Deville;Accessories: Accompanied by Patek Philippe fitted presentation box and outer packaging. Further with Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present clock with cloisonné enamel decoration "Teinturerie" in 1963 and its subsequent sale on March 29th, 1963.;Literature: For other Patek Philippe cloisonné enamel dome clocks, please see Patek Philippe Museum Patek Philippe Watches, Volume II, pages 408 and 409.;Catalogue Essay;Patek Philippe cloisonné enamel dome clocks have over the past 20 years increased in both popularity and value as the appreciation for their fine enamel workmanship has grown. Each clock is uniquely made, and is a synergy between modern technology and traditional handcraftsmanship. The present clock features the caliber 17-250, photo-electric cell with a rotating solar panel, which activates a converter inside the clock, and in turn powers the mechanical movement. The skill to complete these wonderfully vibrant representations was limited to a select group of enamellist.;The present example displays “teinturerie’ or dye works, and is an interesting combination of a traditional dyeing workshop, and modern industry. The background is painted in subtle and varying hues, ranging from swathes of dark blue to turquoise with highlights from hues of orange, red, brown and black. The daily life of the labour is brought to life as they dye, wash and wring the fabric. The dome top features an eclectic scene of modern travel. In addition to a plane, luxury cruise liner and train, there are two representations of the globe with North and South America on one side and Asia on the other. The enamel work is marked MD for Michel DeVille, who was known for his vibrant colours and hues, and his signature can be found on different Patek Philippe Dome clocks.;In lovely original condition, the cloisonné enamel is free of restoration and is fine example to add to any collection.
• Date de vente : 16/11/2008

  Pays : Suisse

  
  

  Sothebys #GE0804 - 2008-11 - Important Watches

  Genève

  ID Lot : 178

   

  • EUR
  • EUR
  • USD

  Non vendu

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  Estimation:

  • 180000 - 250000
  • 146862 - 203975
  • 205794 - 285825

  
  

  Marque : Patek Philippe

  Modèle : Lepine Pocket Watch

  Référence : Patek Philippe - 754

  
  

  Catégorie : Montre bracelet

  Matière boîtier : Or jaune

  Détail référence : 754

  Complications : Calendrier, Chronomètre, Date, Phases lunaire

  
  

  PATEK PHILIPPE - An exceptional and very rare yellow gold perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph pocket watch with moon-phases and register 1938 ref 754 mvt 860862 case 633331

  
  

  Description : Movment running, all calendar and chronograph functions appear to be advancing correctly but the watch has not been tested for time keeping and we would recommend a service. The repeating needs slight tuning but is functioning correctly. Some slight oxidation to some of the movement bridges. Dial with some spotting, consistent with the watch's age, there are a few minor scratches towards the centre of the date dial, one to the month dial and two to the minute recording dial, tracks and signature are all lovely and clear. Case has been gently polished in the past and with light minor scuffs.

  PATEK PHILIPPE - An exceptional and very rare yellow gold perpetual calendar split seconds chronograph pocket watch with moon-phases and register 1938 ref 754 mvt 860862 case 633331

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  Description : Movment running, all calendar and chronograph functions appear to be advancing correctly but the watch has not been tested for time keeping and we would recommend a service. The repeating needs slight tuning but is functioning correctly. Some slight oxidation to some of the movement bridges. Dial with some spotting, consistent with the watch's age, there are a few minor scratches towards the centre of the date dial, one to the month dial and two to the minute recording dial, tracks and signature are all lovely and clear. Case has been gently polished in the past and with light minor scuffs.
• Date de vente : 18/05/2004

  Pays : Suisse

  
  

  Christies #1316 - 2004-05 - Important pocketwatches and wristwatches

  Geneva

  ID Lot : 148

   

  • CHF
  • EUR
  • USD

  Vendu:

  • 93210
  • 76050
  • 106567

  Estimation:

  • 15000 - 20000
  • 12239 - 16318
  • 17150 - 22866

  
  

  Marque : Patek Philippe

  Modèle : Lepine Pocket Watch

  Référence : Patek Philippe - 754

  
  

  Catégorie : Autres

  Période : 1960's

  ID Montre : 851

  Calibre : 17

  Matière boîtier : Or jaune

  Forme du boitier : Rond

  Détail référence : 754 MANUFACTURED 1963

  
  

  Patek Philippe. A fine and unique gilt brass and enamel solar-powered table clock

  
  

  Description : Lot Description.Patek Philippe. A fine and unique gilt brass and enamel solar-powered table clock.Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, Dôme La Teinturerie, movement no. 873'278, case no. 851, ref. 754, manufactured in 1963.Cal. 17''', with circular gilt-finished lever movement, 29 jewels, Gyromax balance, free sprung regulator, wound by battery power and recharged by a solar panel, the silvered matt dial with two applied gold chapter rings, the outer ring engraved with baton numerals, gold dauphine hands, the cylindrical case with polychrome cloisonné enamel decoration Teinturerie signed MD and depicting scenes related to travel, industry, professions, history and science, the solar panel set into the domed revolving top, on three fluted feet, case and dial signed.220 mm. high.Pre-Lot Text.THE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE COLLECTOR.View Lot Notes ›

  Patek Philippe. A fine and unique gilt brass and enamel solar-powered table clock

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  Description : Lot Description.Patek Philippe. A fine and unique gilt brass and enamel solar-powered table clock.Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, Dôme La Teinturerie, movement no. 873'278, case no. 851, ref. 754, manufactured in 1963.Cal. 17''', with circular gilt-finished lever movement, 29 jewels, Gyromax balance, free sprung regulator, wound by battery power and recharged by a solar panel, the silvered matt dial with two applied gold chapter rings, the outer ring engraved with baton numerals, gold dauphine hands, the cylindrical case with polychrome cloisonné enamel decoration Teinturerie signed MD and depicting scenes related to travel, industry, professions, history and science, the solar panel set into the domed revolving top, on three fluted feet, case and dial signed.220 mm. high.Pre-Lot Text.THE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE COLLECTOR.View Lot Notes ›