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18 carat diamond set Patek Philippe watch made in 1969

There is no doubt that Patek Philippe make such superb quality watches, from the design of the watch to the movements inside, and here is a ladies very elegant Patek Philippe that wraps itself so beautifully around the wrist where it will no doubt always get the admiration that it rightly deserves.

Made in 18 carat yellow gold in 1969, the beautiful cushion shaped case measures 22.9mm across by 20.4mm and is set with thirty six brilliant cut diamonds that total 0.62 carats with a larger brilliant cut diamond on each corner that totals 0.40 carats that all come together to draw the eye to the beautiful dial that displays index markers as well as Roman numerals.

With the integrated bracelet measuring a full 20cm, the ingenious clasp system can allow it to be worn at different lengths down to 19cm, and with such a smooth and tactile feel to it that drapes itself so smoothly over the wrist, this watch exemplifies the beautiful quality that is Patek Philippe.

Powered by the twenty jewelled manual wind Patek Philippe calibre 13.5, the watch has just come back from a complete service, runs beautifully and comes with our twelve month warranty, and on top of this, it also comes with Patek Philippe archive papers

This is without a doubt such an elegant example of a vintage Patek Philippe, and one that will always look so regal and elegant.

 

Stock# ES9715

Maker: Patek Philippe

Model: Patek Philippe 3353/1

Circa: 1969

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18 carat diamond set Patek Philippe watch made in 1969 reference 3353/1

This vintage Patek Philippe was made in 18 carat yellow gold and is powered inside by the twenty jewelled manual wind Patek Philippe calibre 13.5.

A brief history on Patek Philippe:
Polish watchmaker Antoni Patek started making pocket watches in 1839 in Geneva. Along with his fellow Czech-born Polish partner Franciszek Czapek,however this was short lived. They separated in 1844, and in 1845 Patek joined with the French watchmaker Adrien Philippe. Philippe was the inventor of the keyless winding mechanism. Patek Philippe & Co was founded in 1851 and since then Patek Philippe have become famous for high grade movements such as the perpetual calendar, split-seconds hand, chronograph, and minute repeater in watches.

Making watches for such people as Pope Pius IX, Queen Victoria, Victor Emanuel III of Italy, Christian IX of Denmark, and Albert Einstein. Patek Philippe also made the worlds most expensive timepiece – The Henry Graves Super complication. Made in 1933 for the prominent banker Henry Graves, Jr. The ultra-complicated pocket watch has 24 functions and was the result of Graves’ friendly horological competition with James Ward Packard. After Graves’ death, the watch was auctioned at Sotheby’s in December 1999 for US$11 million to Sheikh Saud Bin Mohammed Bin Ali Al-Thani of the Qatari royal family, at that time the most expensive timepiece ever sold. Most recently, the watch sold at Sotheby’s Geneva Auction on November 11, 2014 for a record breaking US$24 million.

The Patek Philippe Calatrava was first launched in 1932 and has remained one of their most iconic and sought after models.

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