174 Patek Philippe Rare and Fine, Art Decò Rectangular Shape Wristwatch in White and Yellow Gold, With Black and Blue Enamel Decorations, Breguet Numbers Dial, With Extract from the Archives

Estimate: €12,000 –⁠ 24,000

Case Material: White and Yellow Gold
Bracelet Material: White and Yellow Gold
Year: 1924
Movement: Manual
Caliber: 10“'
Case N°: 603592
Movement N°: 804876
Dimensions: 23 × 34 mm
Signed: Dial, movement and case
Accessories: Extract from the archives

Known for its innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless designs, Patek Philippe watches from the 1920s represent an era of elegance and precision. These early wristwatches reflect the brand’s commitment to creating exceptional timepieces during a period when wristwatches were beginning to gain popularity. The featured Patek Philippe rectangular wristwatch, produced in 1924, is a stunning example of the brand’s mastery during this time. It features a two-tone case made of both white and yellow gold, a combination that enhances its unique aesthetic appeal. Furthermore, the sides of the case are embellished with chasing works, black and blue enamel (as stated on the extract) that make the whole appearance of the watch incredible. The watch is accompanied by a yellow and white gold Gay Frères bracelet with a woven pattern, adding a vintage charm and complementing the luxurious case. The dial is white/silvered, featuring elegant applied Breguet numerals that give the watch a timeless and refined look. The movement is well regarded for its reliability and has stood the test of time as a true testament to the brand’s attention to detail. Complete with an extract from the archives, this watch not only tells time but also carries with it nearly a century of history and craftsmanship. The rectangular shape of the case, paired with the sleekness of the Breguet indexes and the two-tone gold construction, makes this wristwatch a true collectible piece.