Null Case: 23 x 28 mm.
GG 750.
Reference 4226.

PATEK PHILIPPE "Ellipse" with …

Description

Case: 23 x 28 mm. GG 750. Reference 4226. PATEK PHILIPPE "Ellipse" with yellow gold dial with printed black Roman numerals. Worn on a leather strap. Fitted with the hand-wound caliber 16-250 (1400957) (10) Due to CITES restrictions the watch is on offer for sale without strap.

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Case: 23 x 28 mm. GG 750. Reference 4226. PATEK PHILIPPE "Ellipse" with yellow gold dial with printed black Roman numerals. Worn on a leather strap. Fitted with the hand-wound caliber 16-250 (1400957) (10) Due to CITES restrictions the watch is on offer for sale without strap.

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