split seconds patek philippe reference 1436 | REF. 1436, MANUFACTURED IN 1965

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Patek Philippe Chronograph Reference 1436 | A Unique Yellow Gold Split-second Chronograph Wristwatch With Hard Enamel Breguet Numerals And Oversized Registers | Made In 1942. .A VERY FINE AND RARE 18K GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH TWO-TONE SILVERED SECTOR DIAL SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CO., GENÈVE, REF. . The reference 1436 is equipped with the Patek caliber 13-130 CCR. While some swoon over oversized split seconds chronographs from the likes of Eberhard or Universal .Since its introduction to the market in 1938, reference 1436 remained the best known split seconds chronograph model produced by Patek Philippe. It was predominantly cased in either .

Patek Philippe. Reference 1436 | A unique yellow gold split-second chronograph wristwatch with hard enamel Breguet numerals and oversized registers | Made in 1942. VAT applies to .Reference 1436 is one of the most elegant, rare, important and collectible vintage Patek Philippe models. Shortly after the launch of the chronograph reference 130 in 1934, the company notice .

Distinguished by its outstanding quality and elegance of design, the reference 1436 is among the pinnacles of Patek Philippe’s mid-century production and the first split-seconds chronograph to be produced in series.Patek Philippe reference 1436 is one of the most synonymous wristwatches for the modernization of society in the 20th century. Whether in action to measure time intervals at a car race at Le .

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Selling for .301 Million Swiss Francs —roughly .291 Million USD at today's exchange rate—, the Patek Philippe Split Seconds chronograph ref. 1436 makes history. With only two . Over its long life, the Patek Philippe reference 1436 has seen two different constructions in regard to how the chronograph seconds hand would be split. On the first generation, the crown itself serves as a button to split and reunite the two seconds hand.Patek Philippe Chronograph Reference 1436 | A Unique Yellow Gold Split-second Chronograph Wristwatch With Hard Enamel Breguet Numerals And Oversized Registers | Made In 1942. Year of production 1942 | No original box | No original papers. Estimated price 3,511. + insured shipping within: United States of America. Click here for auction.

A VERY FINE AND RARE 18K GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH TWO-TONE SILVERED SECTOR DIAL SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CO., GENÈVE, REF. 1436, MOVEMENT NO. 868’984, CASE NO. 2’616’382, MANUFACTURED IN 1959 Cal. 13’’’ mechanical movement stamped with the Geneva seal, 25 jewels, two-tone silvered sector-type .

The reference 1436 is equipped with the Patek caliber 13-130 CCR. While some swoon over oversized split seconds chronographs from the likes of Eberhard or Universal Geneve, it’s the diminutive reference 1436 — measuring just 33mm — .Since its introduction to the market in 1938, reference 1436 remained the best known split seconds chronograph model produced by Patek Philippe. It was predominantly cased in either yellow or pink gold, no examples are known to date in white gold or platinum.Patek Philippe. Reference 1436 | A unique yellow gold split-second chronograph wristwatch with hard enamel Breguet numerals and oversized registers | Made in 1942. VAT applies to hammer price and buyer's premium. Live auction begins on: November 10, 01:30 AM PST. Estimate. 400,000 - 800,000 CHF. Register to Bid. Lot Details. Description.Reference 1436 is one of the most elegant, rare, important and collectible vintage Patek Philippe models. Shortly after the launch of the chronograph reference 130 in 1934, the company notice that a split-second version had a potential market.

Distinguished by its outstanding quality and elegance of design, the reference 1436 is among the pinnacles of Patek Philippe’s mid-century production and the first split-seconds chronograph to be produced in series.Patek Philippe reference 1436 is one of the most synonymous wristwatches for the modernization of society in the 20th century. Whether in action to measure time intervals at a car race at Le Mans or a manned mission into orbit, the use of the split second chronograph fascinates today as much as when this reference was introduced in 1938.Selling for .301 Million Swiss Francs —roughly .291 Million USD at today's exchange rate—, the Patek Philippe Split Seconds chronograph ref. 1436 makes history. With only two examples in stainless steel that are known to exist, this watch is far from the norm where the elite of watch manufacturers would reserve their most complicated .

Over its long life, the Patek Philippe reference 1436 has seen two different constructions in regard to how the chronograph seconds hand would be split. On the first generation, the crown itself serves as a button to split and reunite the two seconds hand.Patek Philippe Chronograph Reference 1436 | A Unique Yellow Gold Split-second Chronograph Wristwatch With Hard Enamel Breguet Numerals And Oversized Registers | Made In 1942. Year of production 1942 | No original box | No original papers. Estimated price 3,511. + insured shipping within: United States of America. Click here for auction.A VERY FINE AND RARE 18K GOLD SPLIT-SECONDS CHRONOGRAPH WRISTWATCH WITH TWO-TONE SILVERED SECTOR DIAL SIGNED PATEK PHILIPPE & CO., GENÈVE, REF. 1436, MOVEMENT NO. 868’984, CASE NO. 2’616’382, MANUFACTURED IN 1959 Cal. 13’’’ mechanical movement stamped with the Geneva seal, 25 jewels, two-tone silvered sector-type .

The reference 1436 is equipped with the Patek caliber 13-130 CCR. While some swoon over oversized split seconds chronographs from the likes of Eberhard or Universal Geneve, it’s the diminutive reference 1436 — measuring just 33mm — .

Since its introduction to the market in 1938, reference 1436 remained the best known split seconds chronograph model produced by Patek Philippe. It was predominantly cased in either yellow or pink gold, no examples are known to date in white gold or platinum.

Patek Philippe. Reference 1436 | A unique yellow gold split-second chronograph wristwatch with hard enamel Breguet numerals and oversized registers | Made in 1942. VAT applies to hammer price and buyer's premium. Live auction begins on: November 10, 01:30 AM PST. Estimate. 400,000 - 800,000 CHF. Register to Bid. Lot Details. Description.Reference 1436 is one of the most elegant, rare, important and collectible vintage Patek Philippe models. Shortly after the launch of the chronograph reference 130 in 1934, the company notice that a split-second version had a potential market.Distinguished by its outstanding quality and elegance of design, the reference 1436 is among the pinnacles of Patek Philippe’s mid-century production and the first split-seconds chronograph to be produced in series.

Patek Philippe reference 1436 is one of the most synonymous wristwatches for the modernization of society in the 20th century. Whether in action to measure time intervals at a car race at Le Mans or a manned mission into orbit, the use of the split second chronograph fascinates today as much as when this reference was introduced in 1938.

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REF. 1436, MANUFACTURED IN 1965

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