An Exceptionally Fine and Highly Important 18k Pink Gold Openface Minute Repeating Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph Clockwatch with Grande and Petite Sonnerie, Moon Phases, and Accompanied by Original Certificate, Invoice Dated 1900, and Presentation Box
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CIE, GENÈVE, MOVEMENT NO. 97'912, CASE NO. 222'569, MANUFACTURED IN 1898, SOLD TO STEPHEN S. PALMER OCTOBER 3, 1900
An Exceptionally Fine and Highly Important 18k Pink Gold Openface Minute Repeating Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph Clockwatch with Grande and Petite Sonnerie, Moon Phases, and Accompanied by Original Certificate, Invoice Dated 1900, and Presentation Box Signed Patek Philippe & Cie, Genève, Movement No. 97'912, Case No. 222'569, Manufactured in 1898, Sold to Stephen S. Palmer October 3, 1900 Cal. 19''', nickel-finished two-train jewelled lever movement wound by turning the crown to either side, bi-metallic compensation balance, minute repeating and grande/petite sonnerie striking on two polished steel hammers onto two gongs, activated by a slide in the band at 5 o'clock, pink gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, blued steel hands, four subsidiary dials for constant seconds combined with date, day, month and 30 minute register combined with phases and ages of the moon, heavy pink gold polished case, monogram SSP to the back, chronograph button in the crown, split-second mechanism operated by a button in the band at 11 o'clock along with the slide to lock the chronograph, slides for Strike/Silent function between 8 and 9 o'clock and Grande/Petite Sonnerie between 3 and 4 o'clock, case, cuvette, dial, and movement signed 59mm diam.
An Exceptionally Fine and Highly Important 18k Pink Gold Openface Minute Repeating Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph Clockwatch with Grande and Petite Sonnerie, Moon Phases, and Accompanied by Original Certificate, Invoice Dated 1900, and Presentation Box
SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CIE, GENÈVE, MOVEMENT NO. 97'912, CASE NO. 222'569, MANUFACTURED IN 1898, SOLD TO STEPHEN S. PALMER OCTOBER 3, 1900
An Exceptionally Fine and Highly Important 18k Pink Gold Openface Minute Repeating Perpetual Calendar Split-Seconds Chronograph Clockwatch with Grande and Petite Sonnerie, Moon Phases, and Accompanied by Original Certificate, Invoice Dated 1900, and Presentation Box Signed Patek Philippe & Cie, Genève, Movement No. 97'912, Case No. 222'569, Manufactured in 1898, Sold to Stephen S. Palmer October 3, 1900 Cal. 19''', nickel-finished two-train jewelled lever movement wound by turning the crown to either side, bi-metallic compensation balance, minute repeating and grande/petite sonnerie striking on two polished steel hammers onto two gongs, activated by a slide in the band at 5 o'clock, pink gold cuvette, white enamel dial, Roman numerals, blued steel hands, four subsidiary dials for constant seconds combined with date, day, month and 30 minute register combined with phases and ages of the moon, heavy pink gold polished case, monogram SSP to the back, chronograph button in the crown, split-second mechanism operated by a button in the band at 11 o'clock along with the slide to lock the chronograph, slides for Strike/Silent function between 8 and 9 o'clock and Grande/Petite Sonnerie between 3 and 4 o'clock, case, cuvette, dial, and movement signed 59mm diam.
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