PATEK PHILIPPE. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD RECTANGULAR TOURBILLON CHRONOMETER WRISTWATCH WITH 10 DAY POWER RESERVE, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE AND BOX
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PATEK PHILIPPE. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD RECTANGULAR TOURBILLON CHRONOMETER WRISTWATCH WITH 10 DAY POWER RESERVE, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE AND BOX

SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVE, REF. 5101, MOVEMENT NO. 3'361'592, CASE NO. 4'494'080, CIRCA 2010

已结束2013年5月29日

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HKD 2,310,000

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PATEK PHILIPPE. A FINE AND RARE 18K PINK GOLD RECTANGULAR TOURBILLON CHRONOMETER WRISTWATCH WITH 10 DAY POWER RESERVE, ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE AND BOX
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENEVE, REF. 5101, MOVEMENT NO. 3'361'592, CASE NO. 4'494'080, CIRCA 2010
Cal. 28-20/222 mechanical lever movement stamped with the Geneva seal, 29 jewels, grey brushed dial, revolving one minute tourbillon carriage, silvered engine-turned subsidiary dials for constant seconds and 10 day power reserve indicator, rectangular case with triple curved sides, glazed display back secured by four screws, 18k pink gold Patek Philippe Henri Stern buckle, case, dial and movement signed
38 mm. length

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US$162,000-225,000

With Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin dated 21 March 2010, Controle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres watch rate certificate, instruction manual, product literature, leather portfolio, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.

Fresh to the market, the present watch is one of only 5 examples in pink gold to have come up for auction to date.

It takes much more than a cursory glance to realise that reference 5101 is a highly complicated wristwatch. In fact it is the first timepiece that combines two complications which are very difficult to accommodate in the confined space of a rectangular movement: two tandem mainspring barrels with 240 hours of energy storage capacity and a tourbillon precision regulator composed of 72 individual parts.

Characteristic for Patek Philippe, hardly any signs on the outside of the piece would reveal the complexity of its inner workings. Understated elegance has always been a hallmark of Patek Philippe but the tourbillon cage is in fact concealed for a very practical reason - the oil used to lubricate the mechanism is sensitive to ultraviolet rays and will decompose when exposed to daylight, thus losing its beneficial tribological properties. Extremely stringent standards are imposed on all Patek Philippe movements and even more so on tourbillon pieces.