This is my third thread involving or dedicated to the Patek Philippe ref. 5489 'Trapèze' , a watch which I've never seen for real yet, but which has somehow gotten under my skin. The two previous threads can be found here: Patek - 3 Gondolos Patek Philipp

Huber and Banbery's book "Patek Philippe" is going to tell you the ref 2406 used the 12"120 and 12"400 (12SC)movement and production commenced in 1945 and this is a round watch. No photos in the book of this particular reference. To repeat, it is a lovely

Hi, I am with a good frined of mine who has just brought over his Grandfather's Patek. He visited Patek's offices (Henri Stern Agency) in NY this afternoon and acquired this information: Ref: 2406 1947-1950 Movement: 962-376 Caseback: 651-889 I must say t