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Patek Philippe, Golden Ellipse, Ref. 3544-1, no. 2698074, circa 1968. A superb elliptical-shaped evening watch in white gold, diamond-set bezel, exceptional radiant electric blue dial, applied hour-markers and gold baton hands. White rhodium-plated calibre 23-300 mechanical hand-wound movement, Geneva hallmark, Geneva wave decoration. Long original integrated bracelet in white gold with scale pattern and 3-position adjustable buckle. Our working watch is in very good overall condition, with a very fine relief of the Calatrava Cross on the buckle. Its dial, in excellent, flawless condition, is rare and superb in this spectacular electric blue color. The watch made its grand appearance in 1968, and has gone through a multitude of variations and sizes over its more than 50-year life to date. With over 60 references during its history, it is the most enduring Patek Philippe collection after the Calatrava. Its design is inspired by the principle of the ancient "golden ratio", that "divine proportion" (based on the magnitude ratio 1/1.6181) discovered by Greek mathematicians. Dim 33 x 33 mm - B.P. 111 g. - Length 18.5 cm A very fine & rare white gold wristwatch, diamond-set bezel, amazing blue sunburst electric dial, white gold baton hands & applied indexes. Manual winding white rhodium plated movement caliber 23-300, Geneva hallmark. White long gold original integrated band adjustable 3 positions. Our working wristwatch is in a very good general state of conservation, with still a very beautiful relief of the Calatrava Cross on the buckle. Its dial, in excellent condition and without defects, is rare and superb in this spectacular electric blue color. The watch therefore made its grand appearance in 1968, and experienced a multitude of variations and sizes during its more than 50 years of life until today. With more than 60 references during its history, it is the most present collection in time at Patek Philippe after the Calatrava. Its design is inspired by the principle of the ancient "golden ratio", this "divine proportion" (based on the ratio of 1/1.6181) discovered by Greek mathematicians.
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Patek Philippe, Golden Ellipse, Ref. 3544-1, no. 2698074, circa 1968. A superb elliptical-shaped evening watch in white gold, diamond-set bezel, exceptional radiant electric blue dial, applied hour-markers and gold baton hands. White rhodium-plated calibre 23-300 mechanical hand-wound movement, Geneva hallmark, Geneva wave decoration. Long original integrated bracelet in white gold with scale pattern and 3-position adjustable buckle. Our working watch is in very good overall condition, with a very fine relief of the Calatrava Cross on the buckle. Its dial, in excellent, flawless condition, is rare and superb in this spectacular electric blue color. The watch made its grand appearance in 1968, and has gone through a multitude of variations and sizes over its more than 50-year life to date. With over 60 references during its history, it is the most enduring Patek Philippe collection after the Calatrava. Its design is inspired by the principle of the ancient "golden ratio", that "divine proportion" (based on the magnitude ratio 1/1.6181) discovered by Greek mathematicians. Dim 33 x 33 mm - B.P. 111 g. - Length 18.5 cm A very fine & rare white gold wristwatch, diamond-set bezel, amazing blue sunburst electric dial, white gold baton hands & applied indexes. Manual winding white rhodium plated movement caliber 23-300, Geneva hallmark. White long gold original integrated band adjustable 3 positions. Our working wristwatch is in a very good general state of conservation, with still a very beautiful relief of the Calatrava Cross on the buckle. Its dial, in excellent condition and without defects, is rare and superb in this spectacular electric blue color. The watch therefore made its grand appearance in 1968, and experienced a multitude of variations and sizes during its more than 50 years of life until today. With more than 60 references during its history, it is the most present collection in time at Patek Philippe after the Calatrava. Its design is inspired by the principle of the ancient "golden ratio", this "divine proportion" (based on the ratio of 1/1.6181) discovered by Greek mathematicians.
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