skippy1416
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Definitely Looks Like a 2526
Look for the Hodinkee article about this reference. The article suggested that the movement (12-600 AT if I remember correctly) is as good as it gets. Also I believe that the dial is enamel. Beautiful watch.
Help identifying?
A colleague of mine sent me this picture of a watch he inherited from his grandfather. He thinks it's from the late 1950s or early 1960s. Any ideas what the reference number might be? Sorry I don't have a better picture....
Like Alkiro said, this is indeed a 2526 from the 1950's
A very nice model and the crown is something important too (not to be lost during an overall service for instance). Very nice reference. Cheers, Mark
Definitely Looks Like a 2526
Look for the Hodinkee article about this reference. The article suggested that the movement (12-600 AT if I remember correctly) is as good as it gets. Also I believe that the dial is enamel. Beautiful watch.
PP's first
automatic, I think, and lovely enamel dial. Hope he enjoys it and thanks for sharing.
2526
Beautiful watch, thank you for sharing, This is a Patek ref 2526, a timeless classic sought after by vintage Patek collectors. The watch is Patek's first auto ref and uses their very first and celebrated automatic movement, the superbly finished 12-600AT,...