During the 1970s, Patek Philippe responded to the Quartz Revolution by embracing bold design and jewelry-like creativity. Two rare ladies' watches in the Phillips Hong Kong Watch Auction: XXII capture the manufacture at its most experimental.
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Offered in the Hong Kong Watch Auction: XXII, these rare contemporary pieces highlight Cartier’s ability to move seamlessly between avant-garde watchmaking and high jewelry.
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While most Simplicities follow a strict aesthetic formula, a handful of exceptional pieces reveal Philippe Dufour’s quieter dial experiments – culminating in a newly surfaced steel example at the Phillips Hong Kong Watch Auction: XXII.
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A rare, fully handmade wristwatch from the atelier of Oscillon, the L’Instant de Vérité features a proprietary Tensator constant-torque spring and a distinctive hourglass-shaped balance. The present example will make the model's auction debut at the Phillips Hong Kong Watch Auction: XXII.
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With its vivid red dial and a production of just five pieces, this boutique commemorative Tourbillon Souverain is among the rarest modern Journe watches. The present watch, the only known example in 38mm, will appear at the Phillips Hong Kong Watch Auction: XXII.
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A bespoke perpetual calendar chronograph with a monogrammed dial, black-and-pink-gold configuration, and preserved in double factory-sealed condition.
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Introduced in 1962, the Ref. 3448 was Patek Philippe’s first self-winding perpetual calendar wristwatch. This rare 18k white gold example shows why the “Padellone” remains one of the manufacture’s most admired designs.
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