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Patek Philippe. A Very Rare and Fine Platinum Tonneau-Shaped Automatic Minute Repeating Annual Calendar Wristwatch with Original Certificate, Additional Hard Back, and Presentation Box
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Patek Philippe. A Very Rare and Fine Platinum Tonneau-Shaped Automatic Minute Repeating Annual Calendar Wristwatch with Original Certificate, Additional Hard Back, and Presentation Box

SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE, GENÈVE, REF. 5033, MOVEMENT NO. 1'904'512, CASE NO. 4'418'991, CIRCA 2008

已結束2014年6月11日

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Patek Philippe. A Very Rare and Fine Platinum Tonneau-Shaped Automatic Minute Repeating Annual Calendar Wristwatch with Original Certificate, Additional Hard Back, and Presentation Box
Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, Ref. 5033, Movement No. 1'904'512, Case No. 4'418'991, Circa 2008
Cal. R27 PS automatic movement, stamped with the Geneva Seal, 44 jewels, 22k gold micro-rotor, minute repeating on two hammers onto two gongs, silvered dial with engine-turned center, applied dagger numerals, three aperture for day, date, and month, engine-turned subsidiary dial for constant seconds, tonneau-shaped case, repeat function activated by a slide in the band, sapphire crystal display snap on back, platinum Patek Philippe buckle, case, dial, and movement signed
51mm overall length

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With Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin dated October 6, 2008, Patek Philippe veneered presentation box, additional hard back, setting pin, leather portfolio with product literature, and outer packaging.

Reference 5033 unites the complications of a minute repeater with an annual calendar. Production began in 2002 in platinum only, and the reference was discontinued in 2012.

The present lot is a rare opportunity for the connoisseur of complicated modern Patek Philippe wristwatches to acquire one that was produced in such limited numbers. Patek Philippe minute repeating wristwatches undergo some of the highest quality checks in the industry, including a performance test by the Patek Philippe president, first Philippe Stern and now Thierry Stern, in which they listen to the sound of each watch to ensure it is up to standard.