Patek Philippe

variations of ref.96 sector dials! interesting?...  

delicious! Some more, please? Bet, Kari

without the date and more rounded bezels instead of dead-flat, mirror-bright finish, sharp edged models? But credit must be given to Patek. Look at that 200 proof DNA! GREAT post!

Thanks for sharing !

love them all, but maybe the first ones of each line even more :-) Thanks! Oliver

A great line up. One of my favourites is a SS 565with sector dial that is in the Museum and one of my holy grails..I saw one other once there any other non-complication vintage references with sector dials John? Thanks for posting, Roni

Hi Roni, Thanks for your comment. If the watches with sub-second are included there are some more. Such as , some old cushion shape watches and some old rectangles. But if you mean sector dials with sweep second i think only 96 and 565 are with such dials... 

That narrows down the search to the 565 then! Best, Roni

and 6 watches Ref 96 with the very rare movement 12SC (12-120SC) sweep second)!!!

Sorry for not totally meeting John's brief as there is a sub second instead of a sweep second, but ref 600 is a classy vintage with no complications and sector dial! Unless I am mistaking you did not mention wrist watch mandatory, LOL! Hope you like it th...  

Thanks for sharing

made this one into a wrist watch today??? We'd all be leaping over each other to get one. Funny how business dictates less beautiful choices, seemingly, more and more.

Wow! Tricolor dial! Thanks for sharing!

Here is the 565 with the sector dial..in case anyone has one!! Roni

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watch yours Roni?? Very nice and extreamly rare! John

Is this 565? Because it has a bezel! But the shape of the case looks 565. Could be a special piece. Regards, John

I wish it was mine!! Unfortunately not.I've seen one 565 sector dial in the Museum and this was in a christies Auction in Geneva but that was not the original dial but one replaced after look up the details. Roni

An emblematic dial. cheers Francois