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Vintage Patek, ref 2577 - enamel dial
Hi guys, just wanted to show this watch to the forum. It has a enamel dial which to me seems to be in perfect condition. The movement is calibre 10-200. Case is 18ct yellow gold, snap back with an inscription (first and only owner)
Does anyone know about the production numbers on this reference?
Thanks for looking, and happy christmas to you all
DB
This message has been edited by braanaas on 2013-12-22 06:51:20
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Vintage Patek, ref 2577 - enamel dial
Hi guys, just wanted to show this watch to the forum. It has a enamel dial which to me seems to be in perfect condition. The movement is calibre 10-200. Case is 18ct yellow gold, snap back with an inscription (first and only owner) Does anyone know about ...
That is a lovely watch ...
you got. Congrats! Regarding the production numbers, it will be almost impossible to get the information you are looking for. Sorry! Merry Christmas to you as well. Oliver
Wow
I don't know the production but the 2577 is very very rare, the other enamel watch the 2526 is common in comparison, and what a beauty !!! Fantastic watch ! Francois
What a fantastic watch
You have, congratulations! I love these enamel dials. Here is a picture of my "common" 2526 (around 580 pieces produced). Your 2577 should be much rarer... Merry Christmas. ...