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Lot 84 VARIOUS PROPERTIES
PATEK PHILIPPE. A VERY FINE AND RARE PLATINUM AUTOMATIC WRISTWATCH WITH CLOISONNÉ ENAMEL DIAL, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE AND BOX
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVE, EMAIL PHOENIX 1 MODEL, REF. 5077P-053, MOVEMENT NO. 3238792, CASE NO. 4460396, CIRCA 2011
Closed20 March 2014
Price Realised
USD 106,250
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Specialist note
With Patek Philippe Certifcate of Origin dated 14 May 2011, product literature, instruction manual, leather wallet, slip case, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
The present rare watch is for the first time seen at auction here at Christie's and therefore is fresh to the market. Furthermore, this timepiece is in unworn condition and presented in its factory sealed plastic pouch.
The present reference 5077 was part of a set of 4 watches with cloisonné enamel dials when first offered to Patek Philippe's important clients in their prestigious Geneva boutique.
The rarity behind this reference 5077 is its cloisonné enamel dial, hand-engraved under translucent enamel and "paillonné" enamel (spangling under transparent enamel). The creation of each dial requires up to 7 firings, using 7 to 10 different enamel colours and gold ribbon of 0.10 mm. for making the partitions. A master enameller and engraver dedicate approximately 7 days of work to create such works of art.
The present rare watch is for the first time seen at auction here at Christie's and therefore is fresh to the market. Furthermore, this timepiece is in unworn condition and presented in its factory sealed plastic pouch.
The present reference 5077 was part of a set of 4 watches with cloisonné enamel dials when first offered to Patek Philippe's important clients in their prestigious Geneva boutique.
The rarity behind this reference 5077 is its cloisonné enamel dial, hand-engraved under translucent enamel and "paillonné" enamel (spangling under transparent enamel). The creation of each dial requires up to 7 firings, using 7 to 10 different enamel colours and gold ribbon of 0.10 mm. for making the partitions. A master enameller and engraver dedicate approximately 7 days of work to create such works of art.