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Year of Production: 1958
Case Size: -
Case Material: 18k rose gold
Dial Color: Silver
Bracelet/Strap: 18k Rose Gold
Movement Type: Manual
Box: Yes
Papers: Yes
Location: Singapore
Estimates 80,000 - 160,000 USD
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Description
Brand Patek Philippe, Geneva
Model ‘Amagnetic’ (Amagnétique)
Retailed by Unión Suiza, Barcelona and Madrid (Spain)
Year circa 1958
Reference 2570-1 R AM (Amagnetic)
Movement No. 728 621
Calibre 12-400 AM, manual-winding, 18 jewels
Case No. 697 213 (by Edouard Wenger, Geneva)
Material/s pink gold (18-carat)
Bracelet Pink gold (18 carat) period bracelet
Signature dial, case and movement
Accessories Certificate of origin with its envelope, original fitted box, Extract from the Archives Patek Philippe
Ref. 2570-1 R AM (Amagnetic), anti-magnetic (to 450 œrsteds), water-resistant, large bezel and facetted lugs, silver dial, Arabic numerals and thin indexes; removable pink gold bracelet; nicknamed ‘Amagnetic’ by collectors; pink gold (18-carat) --
An anti-magnetic ‘tool’ wristwatch, ‘Full Set’ --
Pink gold (18-carat), manual-winding, round-shaped, anti-magnetic gentleman’s wristwatch, with subsidiary seconds at 6 o’clock, water-resistant, with movement protected against magnetic fields. --
Case: two-piece, polished, cylindrical profile case-band with concave low part extended by a wide flat inclined bezel, slightly down turned bevelled lugs, water-resistant with screwed case-back; polished ‘Calatrava’ crown. Dial: silver colour, with pink gold applied suspended Arabic numerals (3-9-12), square pyramidal-shaped index at 6 o’clock and radiating thin indexes, external minute track divided five by five with “perlé” beaded dots; ‘Amagnetic’ mention at 12 o’clock; pink gold ‘Feuille’ leaf-shaped hands. Movement: calibre 12-400 AM, manual-winding, 18 jewels, rhodium-plated with ‘fausses côtes’ decoration, going barrel, straight-line lever escapement (with gold lever), Glucydur screw-balance, self-compensating Breguet hairspring, polished steel index-regulator with spring and micrometric screw, adjusted to heat, cold, isochronism and 5 positions, Geneva Quality Hallmark (“Poinçon de Genève” / Geneva Seal); movement protected inside a permalloy soft nickel-iron calotte (protective container) against magnetic fields. --
The Extract from the Archives, dated December 17, 2019, mentions that this watch was made in 1958 and sold on June 30, 1959.