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Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold and enamel openface keyless lever watch with enamel view of Geneva, original Certificate and box
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Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold and enamel openface keyless lever watch with enamel view of Geneva, original Certificate and box

SIGNED PATEK, PHILIPPE & CIE., GENÈVE, MOVEMENT NO. 178'342, CASE NO. 282'111, MANUFACTURED IN 1913

已結束2015年5月11日

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Patek Philippe. A fine 18K gold and enamel openface keyless lever watch with enamel view of Geneva, original Certificate and box
Signed Patek, Philippe & Cie., Genève, movement no. 178'342, case no. 282'111, manufactured in 1913
Gilt-finished jeweled lever movement, bimetallic compensation balance, wolf's tooth winding, gold cuvette with engraved inscription "A. Lonchamp-Privet Tir Cantonal du Centenaire Genève - Suisse 1814 - 1914", white enamel dial with Breguet numerals, gold Louis XV hands, subsidiary seconds, circular plain case with two rows of inlaid white enamel stripe decoration to bezel and rim, reverse with an eccentric polychrome painted enamel scene depicting a view of Geneva with the lake in the foreground and Mount Salève in the background, bordered with enamel wreath of roses and inscription 1814-1914, case, cuvette, dial and movement signed
31.5 mm. diam.

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With Patek Philippe Certificat d'Origine et de Garantie and fitted presentation box. Furthermore delivered with Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch with enamel dial, gilt minute figures and a painted picture for the centenary and its subsequent sale on 17 July 1914.

To the best of our knowledge, this watch has never been offered in public before.

1814 was an important year for Geneva as it became the 22nd canton of Switzerland after the fall of Napoléon I. The present watch was made to commemorate this event 100 years later in 1914 with a prestigious target shooting contest celebrating the ascension of Geneva to the Swiss Federation. As recreational shooting events were quite popular in the late 19th century and early 20th century, various watch companies brought out watches to commemorate these events. Patek Philippe was the most prestigious firm among them, bringing out only around 120 such
timepieces.

A similar watch is illustrated in Patek Philippe Museum - Patek Philippe Watches - Volume II, pp. 93-94.