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Patek Philippe Ref. 130
I just wanted to share multiple web photos of a reference I absolutely love (as many among us, I guess). The shape of the case and lugs and the large crown: everything about it looks so beautiful to me!
In production from 1936 to 1964, it has a 33mm case and is powered by caliber 13-1300 based on a Valjoux ébauche (2,5 Hz manual wind, lateral clutch, column wheel).
This chronograph has had many different dials, as exemplified below.
Enjoy and have a nice week-end!
PS: I think my personal favorite dial is the silver Roman numerals dot indexes baton hands.
(Credit: Romain Réa)
Arabic 12 & 6 silver dial with short baton indexes and leaf hands
Arabic 12 & 6 silver dial with short baton indexes and leaf hands
(Credit: Amsterdam Vintage Watches)
Roman XII & VI silver dial with dot indexes and baton hands
Roman XII & VI silver dial with dot indexes and baton hands
(Credit: European Watch Company)
Breguet numerals silver dial and leaf hands
Breguet numerals silver dial and leaf hands
(Credit: Mr Watchley)
Arabic 12 & 6 black dial with short baton indexes and baton hands
Roman XII & VI black dial with long baton indexes and baton hands
(Credit: The Keystone)
Arabic 12 & 6 black dial with short baton indexes and baton hands
(Credit: Robert Maron Watches)
Roman XII & VI salmon dial with dot indexes and baton hands
Roman XII & VI salmon dial with dot indexes and baton hands
(Credit: Robert Maron Watches)
Patek Philippe Ref. 130
I just wanted to share multiple web photos of a reference I absolutely love (as many among us, I guess). The shape of the case and lugs and the large crown: everything about it looks so beautiful to me! In production from 1936 to 1964, it has a 33mm case ...
Thanks for sharing such a Saturday morning delight. Exquisite!
Here is my favorite version. A grail! ...
My pleasure, thanks for looking!
And I certainly can understand why you love this steel, sector dial version!
