Details
CIRCA: 1947
CASE MATERIAL: Platinum
CASE DIAMETER: 43.5 mm.
DIAL: Silvered with diamond-set hour markers
MOVEMENT: Manual
FUNCTIONS: Time only
BOX: No
PAPERS: No
WITH: Extract from the Archives confirming production of the present watch in 1947 and its subsequent sale on 8 June 1948
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Introduced in 1933 and manufactured until 1969, the Patek Philippe reference 600 stands as one of the most recognizable and timeless design creations. Its remarkable Bauhaus-inspired aesthetic and sophisticated style, which earned it the title of 'Modern' upon release, have guaranteed its enduring appeal, making it appear just as sleek and contemporary today as it did ninety years ago.

The present timepiece represents one of the most luxurious and exclusive variations of the reference. Made of solid platinum and featuring eight round and three baguette-cut diamond hour markers, its elegance is further enhanced by a case created by the famous casemaker Emile Vichet (Geneva Key 9), adding to its charm and rarity. Accompanying the watch is a Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives, which dates the watch back to 1947 and confirms its original diamond-set indexes.

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