Mark in Paris
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From the case, crown, it looks like a 3468
but I don't know for the printed markers.
I had a 3415 my Patek AD identified for me (via its local watchmaker). They can open the case to read the serial numbers.
You can even ask for an archive extract that mentions date of purchase, references etc... It costs the equivalent of 100 CHF.
I don't know if the bracelet has been added to the watch or if it is genuine.
It looks it is in a very nice condition.
I wish I could have helped you more 
Cheers, Mark
This message has been edited by Mark in Paris on 2015-04-18 12:58:00
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Can anybody help me to identify this watch; it was a gift to me, purchased in 1967...Thanks....jtfmer...
From the case, crown, it looks like a 3468
but I don't know for the printed markers. I had a 3415 my Patek AD identified for me (via its local watchmaker). They can open the case to read the serial numbers. You can even ask for an archive extract that mentions date of purchase, references etc... I...
Since 1967, a watch should have had 9 services
Why did you not find out about the watch from the serviceman? Even if you only did half the number of services, you had at least 4 chances to check the details on the receipt. Just wondering..... Regards, MTF
Re/ the dial and bracelet
It looks like a 3468, but every 3468 with this dial configuration that I've seen have had applied baton markers. The 3468 did come in a painted hour marker version as well, but not in this particular dial design as far as I know. hmm. The bracelet is not ...