2577

In 2019 , on the occasion of the 225th anniversary of Hausmann & Co. (Roman watch and jewellery store and historical partner), as well as the opening of a new Boutique via dei Condotti, Patek Philippe created an exclusive collection of 5 timepieces, honou

2577

It is a manual wind with a different shaped case but also has a porcelain dial. I bet you that both will sell for much , much more than a perfect 2526 can be bought Such is the power of marketing!! Julian

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.

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 Ref. 2577 was introduced in 1958, but I have no info how long it was in production and how many they did. The movement was cal. 10´´´200 which was in production until 1965. Sorry, that´s all I can do for you at the moment. Any pictures to share? Olive

Dear Guys I recentliy got this watch, and I'm trying to find information about it. Especially production numbers, how many were made - and for how long period. I have seen just at few sold at auctions the last years, and the reference seems quite rare. An

Dear Roni I hope I could see once in my life a Gilbert Albert on my wrist, even for a short try. This amazing asymetric design is one of the rare exemple where Patek take risks in its design with a brilliant result ! There are others exemple where Patek t