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SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5959P Ref. 5959P Geneva, May 10, 2009 A rare and exceptionally fine platinum split-seconds chronograph wristwatch Ref. 5959P MVT 3637015 Case 4353655 Split-seconds chronographs Circa 2007

Extremely mechanically complex, the split-seconds chronograph is considered one of the three most challenging complications in the art of watchmaking and is consequently one of the most celebrated by collectors. With its “Officer” style case, white dial and special italicised Arabic numerals, the Patek Philippe ref.5959P harks back to the 1920s, a period when many historically important complication watches were made by this celebrated Swiss manufacturer. Launched in 2005, the reference 5959 uses the company’s first fully ‘in house’ chronograph calibre (CHR 27-525PS). The 252 movement parts are confined to a record breaking size for this complication of just 27.3mm in diameter and a thickness of 5.25mm, thereby making it the thinnest column-wheel controlled split-seconds chronograph ever made.

SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5959P Ref. 5959P Geneva, November 12, 2013 An exceptional and important platinum split-seconds chronograph wristwatch with register Ref. 5959P MVT 3637014 Case 4353654 Split-seconds chronographs Circa 2006

CHF 300,000 - 400,000 US$ 268,000 - 358,000

CHF 180,000 - 280,000 US$ 195,000 - 303,000

ADJUGÉ CHF 362,500

ADJUGÉ CHF 329,000

CHF 300,000 - 400,000 US$ 268,000 - 358,000

CHF 180,000 - 280,000 US$ 195,000 - 303,000

ADJUGÉ CHF 362,500

ADJUGÉ CHF 329,000

CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 1463

Geneva, May 15, 2012

Geneva, May 13, 2013

A rare 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and register Ref. 1463 MVT 869226 Case 2647884 Chronographs Circa 1968

A rare stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with registers and two-tone dial Ref. 1463 MVT 869016 Case 2605601 Chronographs Made in 1958

CHF 80,000 - 120,000 US$ 88,000 - 152,000

CHF 200,000 - 300,000 US$ 212,000 - 318,000

ADJUGÉ CHF 110,500

NOT SOLD

Geneva, May 15, 2012

Geneva, May 13, 2015

An 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and register Ref. 1463 MVT 868644 Case 686377 Chronographs Circa 1953

A rare stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with register tachometer and sector dial Ref. 1463 MVT 867300 Case 653499 Chronographs Made in 1947

CHF 70,000 - 90,000 US$ 77,000 - 99,000

CHF 80,000 - 120,000 US$ 82,000 - 123,000

ADJUGÉ CHF 80,500

NOT SOLD

CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 1463

Geneva, May 15, 2012

Geneva, May 13, 2013

A rare 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and register Ref. 1463 MVT 869226 Case 2647884 Chronographs Circa 1968

A rare stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with registers and two-tone dial Ref. 1463 MVT 869016 Case 2605601 Chronographs Made in 1958

CHF 80,000 - 120,000 US$ 88,000 - 152,000

CHF 200,000 - 300,000 US$ 212,000 - 318,000

ADJUGÉ CHF 110,500

NOT SOLD

Geneva, May 15, 2012

Geneva, May 13, 2015

An 18k yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with tachometer and register Ref. 1463 MVT 868644 Case 686377 Chronographs Circa 1953

A rare stainless steel chronograph wristwatch with register tachometer and sector dial Ref. 1463 MVT 867300 Case 653499 Chronographs Made in 1947

CHF 70,000 - 90,000 US$ 77,000 - 99,000

CHF 80,000 - 120,000 US$ 82,000 - 123,000

ADJUGÉ CHF 80,500

NOT SOLD

CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5070

CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5070P

Geneva, November 12, 2019

Geneva, May 13, 2015

Pink gold chronograph wristwatch Ref. 5070 MVT 3’363’587 Case 4’392’148 Chronographs Made in 2007

A platinum oversized chronograph wristwatch with registers and tachometer Ref. 5070 MVT 3715678 Case 4483264 Chronographs Made in 2011

CHF 30,000 - 50,000 US$ 30,200 - 50,500 ADJUGÉ CHF 50,000

Ten years after its yellow gold debut in 1998, reference 5070 received a platinum example in 2008 to commemorate its decadal anniversary. Currently discontinued and replaced by the reference 5170 in 2010, the present reference 5070P is considered a rarity among collectors and highly sought-after in the market.

CHF 80,000 - 100,000 US$ 82,000 - 103,000 ADJUGÉ CHF 112,500

Geneva, November 12, 2019 White gold chronograph wristwatch Ref. 5070G-001 MVT 3’363’465 Case 4’417’307 Chronographs Made in 2007 CHF 50,000 - 70,000 US$ 50,500 - 70,500 ADJUGÉ CHF 62,500

CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5070

CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5070P

Geneva, November 12, 2019

Geneva, May 13, 2015

Pink gold chronograph wristwatch Ref. 5070 MVT 3’363’587 Case 4’392’148 Chronographs Made in 2007

A platinum oversized chronograph wristwatch with registers and tachometer Ref. 5070 MVT 3715678 Case 4483264 Chronographs Made in 2011

CHF 30,000 - 50,000 US$ 30,200 - 50,500 ADJUGÉ CHF 50,000

CHF 80,000 - 100,000 US$ 82,000 - 103,000 ADJUGÉ CHF 112,500

Geneva, November 12, 2019 White gold chronograph wristwatch Ref. 5070G-001 MVT 3’363’465 Case 4’417’307 Chronographs Made in 2007 CHF 50,000 - 70,000 US$ 50,500 - 70,500 ADJUGÉ CHF 62,500

PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 1518

New York, April 28, 2009

Geneva, November 13, 2011

A rare yellow gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with register, tachometer and moon-phases Ref. 1518 MVT 863738 Case 644099 Perpetual calendar chronographs Circa 1945

An exceptional and unique 18k pink gold perpetual calendar chronograph bracelet watch with moon-phases on pink dial dedicated to clarin mustad, a pioneer of the car industry Ref. 1518 MVT 863371 Case 636292 Perpetual calendar chronographs Circa 1944

US$ 200,000 - 300,000 NOT SOLD

CHF 800,000 - 1,200,000 US$ 890,000 - 1,330,000 NOT SOLD

New York, April 13, 2011 A rare 18k yellow gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with register, tachometer and moon-phases Ref. 1518 MVT 868015 Case 668376 Perpetual calendar chronographs Circa 1950 US$ 250,000 - 350,000 SOLD US$ 302,500

PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 1518

New York, April 28, 2009

Geneva, November 13, 2011

A rare yellow gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with register, tachometer and moon-phases Ref. 1518 MVT 863738 Case 644099 Perpetual calendar chronographs Circa 1945

US$ 200,000 - 300,000 NOT SOLD

CHF 800,000 - 1,200,000 US$ 890,000 - 1,330,000 NOT SOLD

PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 2499 1st series Geneva, November 13, 2018 Possibly unique and highly important, yellow gold perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with moon phases Retailed by Asprey Ref. 2499 MVT 868346 Case 687762 Perpetual calendar chronographs Made in 1952

This exceptionally rare and higly important reference 2499 first series cased in gold and retailed by Asprey in te only one of its kind. The wach first surfaced in 2006 and was then fresh to the market. The watch sold for a breathtaking 2,200,000 Swiss Francs and propolled it to the highest price ever paid at auction for the reference in any metal. Since the sale, the watch has been sleeping with the buyer and has not seen any wear. Kept locked away fron the market for the last 12 yeras, the watch has developed a legendary reputation amongst the old and new generetion af collectors.

CHF 2,000,000 - 4,000,000 US$ 2,020,000 - 4,040,000 ADJUGĂ‰ CHF 3,915,000

PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5971/130-001 Hong Kong, December 6, 2013 A extremely rare platinum and emerald-set perpetual calendar chronograph wristwatch with register, moon phases and leap-year indication Ref. 5971/13P-010 MVT 3932215 Case 4528539 Perpetual calendar chronographs Made in 2010

Released at the Basel Fair in 2010, the coloured gem variation of this popular reference was apparently created at the request of Philippe Stern to celebrate the end of production for the 5971 reference. Released in a limited series of 5 examples with baguette-cut sapphire set bezel and dial indexes, 5 with ruby bezel and dial indexes and 10 pieces with an emerald set bezel and dial indexes, this was the first time the company had released a limited series of gem stones on one of their high-complication wristwatches.

PERPETUAL CALENDAR CHRONOGRAPHS - Ref. 5951P New York, December 10, 2014 A rare perpetual calender split-seconds chronograph with moon phases and night/day indication Ref. 5951 MVT 5251074 Case 4530686 Perpetual calendar chronographs Circa 2010

HK$ 2,350,000 - 3,200,000 US$ 304,000 - 413,000

US$ 450,000 - 650,000 â‚Ź 358,000 - 518,000 HK$ 3,490,000 - 5,050,000

NOT SOLD

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Patek Philippe launched the Ref. 5951 at the Basel Fair in 2010 with an exclusive first year offering with red accents to the dial and baton indexes. The movement is designed based on caliber CHR 27-525 PS, the thinnest column-wheelcontrolled split seconds chronograph movement and boasts the addition of a perpetual calendar module that adds a mere 2.05 mm in height, adding up to an overall height of just 7.3 mm, making it the thinnest rattrapante chronograph with perpetual calendar ever crafted by Patek Philippe. The caliber CHR 27-525 PS Q is exclusively hand-crafted, one-by-one, due to its extreme complexity. The design of the dial is both sporty and contemporary, which was completely new for Patek Philippe watches. The cushion-form case is reminiscent of the manufactureâ€™s first split-seconds chronograph with art-deco design which dates back to the 1920s.

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HK$ 2,350,000 - 3,200,000 US$ 304,000 - 413,000

US$ 450,000 - 650,000 â‚Ź 358,000 - 518,000 HK$ 3,490,000 - 5,050,000

NOT SOLD

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MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL SEMI SKELETONIZED - Ref. 5103 New York, June 10, 2014 An unique, and previously unknown platinum automatic minute repeating perpetual calendar wristwatch with retrograde date, moon phases and leap year indication, featuring a unique reference number and caliber Ref. 5103P MVT 1920000 Case 4285283 Minute repeating perpetual Semi skeletonized Made in 2004 US$ 500,000 - 700,000 € 632,000 - 510,000 HK$ 3,880,000 - 5,430,000 SOLD US$ 773,000

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MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL SEMI SKELETONIZED - Ref. 5103 - Ref. 5104

This unique wristwatch carries the reference number 5103. Manufactured in 2004, it almost certainly served as the prototype for the 5104 which carries the same series of mechanical complications, yet was not introduced until 2007. The 5103 displays the true artistry of Patek Philippe, combining two of the most ingenious horological complications, that of minute repetition and perpetual calendar. Almost all perpetual calendar watches hide the intricate, precision engineered parts vital for their function under the dial upon which its mechanism will register the correct date – regardless of days in the month or leap years. The application of a perpetual calendar display to a transparent dial presents a number of difficulties, not least the design of calibrations which are legible yet unobtrusive. The most natural solution is the incorporation of crystal discs, yet these in themselves present issues for the watchmaker since fitting metal pinions to moving crystal discs is far from standard procedure. Naturally, such complexities are perfectly dealt with by the watchmakers at Patek Philippe. In order to ensure the text for the months, days and leap year are as unobtrusive as possible, these calibrations are rendered in white; a crystal disc, upon which a black ‘flag’ is printed, rotates behind these calibrations highlighting the relevant day, month and leap year. The date is presented in a retrograde arc on a blue ring at the edge of the dial. The unique platinum case features a band that is decoratively engraved with a modified lotus bud motif.

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MINUTE REPEATING PERPETUAL SEMI SKELETONIZED - Ref. 5103 - Ref. 5104

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TIME ONLY MANUAL WINDING - Ref. 2512 New York, December 4, 2012 An extremely rare massive 18k yellow gold center seconds wristwatch Ref. 2512/1 MVT 704539 Case 690545 Time only manual winding Circa 1955

TIME ONLY MANUAL WINDING

Mirroring movement number 867857, the present watch features a black dial and a case design, with a stepped bezel and fluted, gently downturned lugs. With a 46 mm case it belongs to the oversized watches that are highly sought after. Indeed, with its captivating and extraordinarily rare black dial and even rarer massive size, this example possesses an unassuming simplicity.

US$ 100,000 - 150,000 â‚Ź 76,500 - 115,000 HK$ 780,000 - 1,170,000 SOLD US$ 962,500

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TIME ONLY MANUAL WINDING

US$ 100,000 - 150,000 â‚Ź 76,500 - 115,000 HK$ 780,000 - 1,170,000 SOLD US$ 962,500

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JEWELLERY - Ref. 4195/1 - Ref. 4290/1 Geneva, May 13, 2018

Total diamond weight on bezel and bracelet is approximately 3.37 carats.

A lady’s elegant and very rare yellow gold, diamond and coral oval bracelet watch Ref. 4195/1 MVT 999608 Case 2679833 Jewellery Made in 1970

This suite is an exquisite example of the jewellery pieces produced in small quantities by the celebrated manufacture. Presented for sale by its first owner, who cherished it and carefully looked after it over the years, the present lot is a rare opportunity to acquire one of the very few examples of this reference presented at auction over the past twenty years.

CHF 30,000 - 50,000 US$ 30,700 - 51,500

ADJUGÉ CHF 25,000

Yellow gold and lapis lazuli bracelet watch Ref. 4290/1 MVT 1275856 Case 2761571 Jewellery Made in 1976

Geneva, May 13, 2015 A very rare yellow gold turquoise and diamond-set suite comprising a wristwatch a pair of earrings and a ring the watch Ref. 4363/1 MVT 1392392 Case 2767793 Jewellery Made in 1977

CHF 20,000 - 30,000 US$ 20,800 - 31,200

Geneva, May 12, 2019

JEWELLERY - Ref. 4363/1

ADJUGÉ CHF 85,000

This yellow gold bracelet watch is an unusual example and is manufactured to an incredibly high standard. The bezel has been intricately carved and the bracelet follows the same design and is enhanced with lapis panels that nicely match the hardstone lapis dial

CHF 10,000 - 15,000 US$ 10,000 - 15,000 ADJUGÉ CHF 25,000

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JEWELLERY - Ref. 4195/1 - Ref. 4290/1 Geneva, May 13, 2018

Total diamond weight on bezel and bracelet is approximately 3.37 carats.

A lady’s elegant and very rare yellow gold, diamond and coral oval bracelet watch Ref. 4195/1 MVT 999608 Case 2679833 Jewellery Made in 1970

CHF 30,000 - 50,000 US$ 30,700 - 51,500

ADJUGÉ CHF 25,000

Yellow gold and lapis lazuli bracelet watch Ref. 4290/1 MVT 1275856 Case 2761571 Jewellery Made in 1976

CHF 20,000 - 30,000 US$ 20,800 - 31,200

Geneva, May 12, 2019

JEWELLERY - Ref. 4363/1

ADJUGÉ CHF 85,000

CHF 10,000 - 15,000 US$ 10,000 - 15,000 ADJUGÉ CHF 25,000

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SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHS New York, June 10, 2014 A historically important yellow gold split-seconds chronograph wristwatch with enamel dial, the smallest and earliest known of its kind and likely a prototype MVT 124824 Case 235326 Split-seconds chronographs Started 1903 completed by and sold on October 13, 1923 US$ 800,000 - 1,200,000 € 580,000 - 870,000 HK$ 6,210,000 - 9,310,000

SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHS

This timepiece is not only the world’s earliest known split-seconds chronograph born as a wristwatch by any maker, but furthermore is considered the prototype for the split-seconds chronograph category. A combination that shows it as, not only of great importance within the history of Patek Philippe, but also within the development of this genre as a whole. It should also be noted that this timepiece is one of the earliest complicated wristwatches ever made by Patek Philippe. One of the most interesting features of this watch is the 60-minute register, which is highly unusual. Patek Philippe chronograph minute registers are usually only calibrated to 30 minutes - indeed, our research suggests that this is the only vintage Patek Philippe wristwatch chronograph to have such a calibration. This wristwatch features an “Officer” style case with straight, screw-set lugs and rounded, hinged, four-piece case. This was one of the earliest wristwatch case designs to be used by Patek Philippe and is complimented by the use of a white enamel dial.

SOLD US$ 2,965,000

SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPHS

SOLD US$ 2,965,000