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Fecha de venta : 28/11/2017


Phillips #HK080217 - 2017-11 - THE HONG KONG WATCH AUCTION
Hong Kong
ID Lote : 837
 
• HKD
• EUR
• USD
Vendido :
• 2125000
• 195075
• 273488
Estimación :
• 960000 - 1900000
• 88128 - 174420
• 123552 - 244530


Marca : Patek Philippe
Colección : Patek Philippe Other Collection
Modelo : Pendulettes
Referencia : Patek Philippe - 1164


Categoría : Reloj de despacho
Período : Años 1950
Movimiento : Automático
Calibre : CAL 33 T
Detalle Referencia : 1164 AN
Dimensiones : 210 mm


Patek Philippe Follow;Ref. 1164;An extremely fine and unique gilt brass solar power dome table clock with cloisonné enamel scene of 'Geneva, 1997' signed by L. Chappaz


Descripción : Manufacturer: Patek Philippe;Year: 1978;Reference No: 1164;Movement No: 1'803'506;Model Name: "Geneva, 1997";Material: Gilt brass and cloisonné enamel;Calibre: Cal. 33 photo-electric movement, 29 jewels;Dimensions: 210mm high;Signed: Dial and movement signed, enamel signed L Chappaz;Accessories: Accompanied by a Patek Philippe fitted presentation box and outer packaging. Further with Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming the production of the present watch with cloisonné enamel scene of "Geneva, 1997" in 1978 and its subsequent sale on November 29th, 1983.;Literature: Similar solar powered dome clocks are illustrated in Patek Philippe Museum Patek Philippe Watch es, Volume II, pp. 404-411;Catalogue Essay;Patek Philippe established its Electronic Division in 1948 in order to study photoelectric, electronic and nuclear timekeeping. In time, the group created the first solar clock, which was soon awarded a Swiss patent. The firm cleverly used this technology and created solar power dome table clocks. To enhance the beauty of the pieces they were enameled, and today collectors vie for these treasured pieces. Each scene is unique and often was made at the request of the buyer.;The theme of the present lot represents “Geneva 1997” with the old town seen from the perspective of Lac Leman. In vibrant colours and varying hues of blue, red, yellow and off white, boats are seen at anchor with the old town in the background. The domed top is the crest of Geneva in yellow, red, orange and blue.;The enamel of the dome clock was created by Luce Chappaz a master enameller, who worked for the firm for much of the later twentieth century. Her name can be found as early as the 1950s, through the early 1990s. In addition to enamel clocks her signature is found on pocket watches and miniatures. The Extract from the Archives confirms the scene “Geneva 1997’ for this wonderfully vibrant clock, which is astounding condition. This is a rare opportunity to own a unique clock that is woven in to the 20th century history of Patek Philippe.

Patek Philippe Follow;Ref. 1164;An extremely fine and unique gilt brass solar power dome table clock with cloisonné enamel scene of 'Geneva, 1997' signed by L. Chappaz




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Marca : Patek Philippe

Colección : Patek Philippe Other Collection

Modelo : Pendulettes

Referencia : Patek Philippe - 1164




Categoría : Reloj de despacho

Período : Años 1950

Movimiento : Automático

Calibre : CAL 33 T

Detalle Referencia : 1164 AN

Dimensiones : 210 mm




Descripción : Manufacturer: Patek Philippe;Year: 1978;Reference No: 1164;Movement No: 1'803'506;Model Name: "Geneva, 1997";Material: Gilt brass and cloisonné enamel;Calibre: Cal. 33 photo-electric movement, 29 jewels;Dimensions: 210mm high;Signed: Dial and movement signed, enamel signed L Chappaz;Accessories: Accompanied by a Patek Philippe fitted presentation box and outer packaging. Further with Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives confirming the production of the present watch with cloisonné enamel scene of "Geneva, 1997" in 1978 and its subsequent sale on November 29th, 1983.;Literature: Similar solar powered dome clocks are illustrated in Patek Philippe Museum Patek Philippe Watch es, Volume II, pp. 404-411;Catalogue Essay;Patek Philippe established its Electronic Division in 1948 in order to study photoelectric, electronic and nuclear timekeeping. In time, the group created the first solar clock, which was soon awarded a Swiss patent. The firm cleverly used this technology and created solar power dome table clocks. To enhance the beauty of the pieces they were enameled, and today collectors vie for these treasured pieces. Each scene is unique and often was made at the request of the buyer.;The theme of the present lot represents “Geneva 1997” with the old town seen from the perspective of Lac Leman. In vibrant colours and varying hues of blue, red, yellow and off white, boats are seen at anchor with the old town in the background. The domed top is the crest of Geneva in yellow, red, orange and blue.;The enamel of the dome clock was created by Luce Chappaz a master enameller, who worked for the firm for much of the later twentieth century. Her name can be found as early as the 1950s, through the early 1990s. In addition to enamel clocks her signature is found on pocket watches and miniatures. The Extract from the Archives confirms the scene “Geneva 1997’ for this wonderfully vibrant clock, which is astounding condition. This is a rare opportunity to own a unique clock that is woven in to the 20th century history of Patek Philippe.


Fecha de venta : 15/11/2009
País : Suiza


Sothebys #GE0904 - 2009-11 - Important Watches
Genève
ID Lote : 198
 
• CHF
• EUR
• USD
Vendido :
• 128500
• 104843
• 146914
Estimación :
• 40000 - 60000
• 32636 - 48954
• 45732 - 68598


Marca : Patek Philippe
Colección : Patek Philippe Other Collection
Modelo : Pendulettes
Referencia : Patek Philippe - 1164


Categoría : Reloj de despacho
Condición : Buen estado
Materia de la caja de reloj : Latón
Forma de la caja de reloj : Redondo
Detalle Referencia : 1164


PATEK PHILIPPE - A RARE AND UNIQUE GILT-BRASS SOLAR-POWERED DESK TIMEPIECE WITH CLOISONN


Descripción : Please note that the movement is a photo-electric caliber not a mainspring with balance wheel. Movement running, all functions appear fully operational while cataloguing. The clock is housing a solar battery powering an electric motor. Dial spotted due to ageing in some parts, circle ring in gilt metal indicating the hours with PP logo. Top part of the clock shows some hairlines and a crack on the enamel of the Geneva Seal. The glass that covers the solar panels has a hairline. From an overall point of view, this piece is in a well preserved condition with a rare motif depicting the Pont du Mont Blanc. A similar motif depicting the city of Geneva can be found in the Patek Philippe Museum. The Extract from the Archives confirms production of the dome table clock with cloisonné enamel scene ''Geneva 1997'', dial with circle in gilded brass and black Roman numerals.

PATEK PHILIPPE - A RARE AND UNIQUE GILT-BRASS SOLAR-POWERED DESK TIMEPIECE WITH CLOISONN




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Marca : Patek Philippe

Colección : Patek Philippe Other Collection

Modelo : Pendulettes

Referencia : Patek Philippe - 1164




Categoría : Reloj de despacho

Condición : Buen estado

Materia de la caja de reloj : Latón

Forma de la caja de reloj : Redondo

Detalle Referencia : 1164




Descripción : Please note that the movement is a photo-electric caliber not a mainspring with balance wheel. Movement running, all functions appear fully operational while cataloguing. The clock is housing a solar battery powering an electric motor. Dial spotted due to ageing in some parts, circle ring in gilt metal indicating the hours with PP logo. Top part of the clock shows some hairlines and a crack on the enamel of the Geneva Seal. The glass that covers the solar panels has a hairline. From an overall point of view, this piece is in a well preserved condition with a rare motif depicting the Pont du Mont Blanc. A similar motif depicting the city of Geneva can be found in the Patek Philippe Museum. The Extract from the Archives confirms production of the dome table clock with cloisonné enamel scene ''Geneva 1997'', dial with circle in gilded brass and black Roman numerals.