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A few Patek Philippe sector dial marvels

 

Here are seven different rectangular watches, only one of which is modern, and all of which have a wonderful sector dial.

Do you like them as much as I do ?

And do you have a favorite?

Best, Emmanuel


A/ RECTANGULAR-SHAPED YELLOW GOLD CASE NO. 404 FROM 1934

The hard enamel sector-like hour markers in the center of the dial resemble cat whiskers.

The '7' appears to be a modified upside-down '2'.

Beautiful curved long Patek Philippe & Co. signature.

Caliber 9-90.









The engraving on the back commemorates the flight of the French seaplane the Croix du Sud from Cherbourg, France to Ziguinchor, Senegal. 

Lieutenant de vaisseau Henri-Laurent Dalliere, a French aviation legend, presumably purchased or was given this watch upon his return to France.





Lieutenant de vaisseau Henri-Laurent Dalliere





credit: Wind Vintage


B/ REFERENCE 404 FROM 1936

20 x 29 mm yellow gold case

Caliber 8-80

credit: Antiquorum 


C/ RERENCE 10 WITH ENGRAVED YELLOW GOLD CASE AND BUCKLE

A very unique reference 10 from 1927.

Contrarily to most ref. 10 examples, which feature either exploding numerals or Art Deco-inpired Arabic numerals, this example has a sector dial without any numerals.

26 x 37 mm case.



















The caliber is unfortunately round and not shaped (photo from another white gold example).


credit: The Keystone & Loupe This (last photo only)


D/ UNKNOWN REFERENCE FROM THE 1930s










credit: amphicar_it on eBay


E/ REFERENCE 5010J-015 (dating from the early 2000s)

26 x 29 mm yellow gold case

Caliber 215










credit: Artisans of Time (1-3) & Bulang & Sons (4-5)


F/ UNKNOWN REFERENCE FROM 1929 WITH TURTOISE-SHAPED CASE

25,5 X 39 mm yellow gold case

Caliber 10'''







credit: Christie's


G/ UNKNOWN REFERENCE FROM 1930

23 x 38 x 6 mm yellow gold case


credit: Antiquorum

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