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PATEK PHILIPPE Calatrava reference 4819 elegant 18k yellow gold ladies wristwatch, Switzerland around 1990, quartz, two piece construction case, snap on case back, Clous de Paris bezel, white dial, black Roman numerals, leaf hands, rhodium plated movement calibre E 15, original leather strap with 18k yellow gold buckle, diameter approx. 25 mm, condition 2

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PATEK PHILIPPE Calatrava reference 4819 elegant 18k yellow gold ladies wristwatch, Switzerland around 1990, quartz, two piece construction case, snap on case back, Clous de Paris bezel, white dial, black Roman numerals, leaf hands, rhodium plated movement calibre E 15, original leather strap with 18k yellow gold buckle, diameter approx. 25 mm, condition 2

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PATEK PHILIPPE. Aquanaut in steel. Ref : 5167/ 1A-001. Sold on 05/01/2020. Diving wristwatch in steel. Cushion case. Transparent screw-down caseback - Black-gray dial with applied Arabic numerals and luminescent hands, central seconds and date window at 3 o'clock. - Patek Philippe 324/SC automatic movement - Original steel bracelet signed Patek-Philippe with butterfly folding clasp and a black tropical strap with PP steel folding clasp - Diameter: 40 mm - In its box with its Patek Philippe certificate of origin dated 2020, overbox, papers. - Reference 5165 was produced over a very short period, in 2007 and 2008, in parallel with ref. 5167, which has a diameter of 40 mm, whereas 5165 measures 38 mm. Two calibers equipped this reference: the 315SC and then the 324SC.

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PATEK PHILIPPE BRACELET MONTRE round in yellow and pink gold (750‰). Champagne dial, applied point indexes, second hand at six o'clock. Mechanical movement. Flexible gold bracelet. Scratches on glass. Dial and movement signed PATEK PHILIPPE, numbered. Circa 1948-49. Cal.: 35 mm. Length: 17 to 17.5 cm. Gross weight: 76.4 g.

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