Vintage Patek Philippe Pocket Watch Platinum

$10,700.00

A Patek Philippe open face square pocket watch with a platinum case. The dial has black Roman indices and is equipped with the Breguet style hands. The case is polished platinum (the cover is stamped inside with a platinum mark). A monogram decorates the back of the case with the initials G M W. The movement is fully marked with the Patek Philippe maker’s mark, a serial number and a place of origin (Geneve). This vintage Patek watch with the white flat face framed in platinum is a classy accessory. The watch has a loop and can be worn as a pendant.

This vintage pocket watch is made of platinum (stamped). The movement is Swiss made, mechanical, with a manual wind.

The overall condition of this Art Deco pocket watch is very good. The watch has been carefully inspected to guarantee the condition and authenticity. We give one year warranty to all our watches. This watch will be serviced once sold.

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Patek Philippe
1920s
Platinum
73.3 grams
1 5/8” x 1 5/8” x ¼” (4.2 x 4.2 x 0.7 cm)
Patek Philippe maker's mark, serial number, hallmark for platinum

The case was made by American Watch Company and it is stamped inside A. W. C. CO., platinum, 204954.

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    About Patek Philippe Brand:

    Being one of the world biggest watchmakers, Patek Philippe shares this status with two other giants, Vacheron & Constantin and Audemars Piguet. The brand was established in Geneva in 1839. Ever since, every Patek Philippe watch has been assembled by hands – the process which takes up to a year and longer.

    Initially the company called Patek, Czapek & Co. and was ran by a group of Polish immigrants in Geneva. In 1845 a French horologist Adrien Philippe added his name to the brand, while Czapek left to start his own watchmaking business.

    It was Philippe who invented a new winding mechanism – a crown that replaced a key. Today Patek Philippe continues to come up with innovations and making its own mechanisms. Both features are very much respected by the world’s watchmaking society.

    Due to its unparalleled quality and exquisite design, the Patek Philippe watches are highly collectible. The most sought-after models are the Aquanaut, the Nautilus and the Calatrava. They are not just holding its value but increase it which makes it a great investment.

    An important aspect of Patek Philippe success and reputation as a watchmaking brand is their core values. The company is an independent manufacturer who’s cherishing traditions, innovations, and rarity of their pieces. The look of the Patek Philippe watches expresses their mechanical perfection. That’s why an aesthetic component is always in the equation. Also, purchasing a time piece by Patek Philippe is often connected to an emotional event. Because it’s such a special piece, the clients mark their family celebrations or business achievements by acquiring a watch by Patek Philippe.

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    Purity and durability – these two characteristics define platinum from the rest of the precious metals. From the chemical perspective, platinum is one of the most stable elements.

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    Platinum’s purity and strength make it relevant to the idea of eternal love. It’s an embodiment of strong feelings and rarity. That’s why platinum engagement rings and platinum wedding bands have been popular ever since.

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    In the industry, different sellers and makers have different opinions on the time period when vintage jewels were made. Here at Nadine Krakov, we consider vintage as anything being made between 50 and 100 years ago. Therefore, all jewelry produced from 1930 to 1980 called vintage. This time frame is comprised of  Art DecoRetro and Mid-Century.

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