PATEK PHILIPPE MONTRE BRACELET de dame à boitier dissimulé en platine. The case engraved with a frieze of flowers and highlighted with small rose-cut diamonds and sapphires, the winding mechanism decorated with a flower, the button set with a diamond, the dial protected by an openwork clapper set with a brilliant-cut diamond in a surround of rose-cut diamonds, the openwork bracelet set with twelve brilliant-cut diamonds surrounded by small rose-cut diamonds, the last links in 750 mils white gold. Work of the 1920s. Gross weight 28.8 g - L. 18 cm (Six sapphires and a diamond are missing from the dial).

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