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1953 Patek Philippe Ref. 2526
My first post. I love how you can see the "dimples" associated with the first series dials on the PP 2526 as they used pins to set the indexes into the dial, etc versus later dials that glued them. Great watch. 
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1953 Patek Philippe Ref. 2526
My first post. I love how you can see the "dimples" associated with the first series dials on the PP 2526 as they used pins to set the indexes into the dial, etc versus later dials that glued them. Great watch....
Hi, the dimples are there because there were holes first than enamel.
Drilling the enamel is a difficult, so this is a little bit easier way .
Gorgeous watch
Under rated for many many years but catching some limelight now. I have an old auction catalog where 6 of them were sold in YG RG (!!!) in the same auction. Now, seems much much harder to find. Great watch, congrats
Thanks.
This is a very early 2526 having the 12-600AT movement. Based on the movement number, it is the 60th 12-600AT movement made.
This 2526 has a wonderful charm...
especially when we pay attention to details. Thank you and please feel free to share it again in the future Best, Mark
It reminds me mine, aaah 2526 the Queen of all Calatravas
It does not mean there are no other nice Calatravas but 2526 is probably the most classy and elegant from all. Congrats for yours and wear it in good health, Mike
