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Czapek
Faubourg de Cracovie Imperial Purple
A fresh-to-the-market and attractive limited edition pink gold chronograph wristwatch with purple “Résonance” guilloché dial, small seconds, certificate and presentation box, one of a limited edition of 20 pieces
Estimate
HK$100,000–200,000
€11,000–22,000
$12,800–25,600
Starting Bid
HK$90,000
Manufacturer
Czapek
Year
2024
Movement No
285’823
Case No
15’635; 1 out of 20
Model Name
Faubourg de Cracovie Imperial Purple
Material
18k pink gold
Calibre
Automatic, cal. SXH3, 42 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Leather
Clasp/Buckle
18k pink gold Czapek deployant clasp
Dimensions
41.5mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial, movement and clasp signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Czapek Passport stamped Czapek & Cie. SA confirming the production of the present timepiece on 28th August 2024, instruction manual, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
Full-Cataloguing
Good to know:
- One of a limited edition of 20 pieces
- Signature guilloché dial in purple, with subsidiary dials matching the case colour
- High frequency cal. SXH3 movement and COSC certified
- This model is being offered for the first time at auction
- The Faubourg de Cracovie is a prized model of Czapek, being the third collection of the brand and named after the location of the third boutique they established back in 1850 in Warsaw.
- Released as a limited edition of 20 pieces, the present Faubourg de Cracovie is first time seen on the auction market cased in 18k pink gold, featuring a purple “Résonance” guilloché dial with subsidiary dials matching the case colour. As a chronograph, this Imperial Purple does not have a tachymeter scale like other Faubourg de Cracovie watches, instead it only has a straightforward minute track with “60” highlighted in red, giving a hint of subtle elegance in this chronograph watch.
- The case shows Czapek treats every part of watchmaking seriously. It has sandblasted recesses on the flanks and carefully sculpted lugs polished in glossy finish. There is also a smoothly polished satin texture under the bezel on the case. The chronograph pushers are seamlessly integrated into the crown guard, keeping the overall smooth profile.
- The watch runs on the high frequency cal. SXH3 movement, developed by Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, it provides great stability to the watch, certified by COSC. The 22k pink gold self-winding rotor with diamond-blasted anthracite bridge provide an interesting look when looking from the rear of the watch through the sapphire caseback.
- One of a limited edition of 20 pieces
- Signature guilloché dial in purple, with subsidiary dials matching the case colour
- High frequency cal. SXH3 movement and COSC certified
- This model is being offered for the first time at auction
- The Faubourg de Cracovie is a prized model of Czapek, being the third collection of the brand and named after the location of the third boutique they established back in 1850 in Warsaw.
- Released as a limited edition of 20 pieces, the present Faubourg de Cracovie is first time seen on the auction market cased in 18k pink gold, featuring a purple “Résonance” guilloché dial with subsidiary dials matching the case colour. As a chronograph, this Imperial Purple does not have a tachymeter scale like other Faubourg de Cracovie watches, instead it only has a straightforward minute track with “60” highlighted in red, giving a hint of subtle elegance in this chronograph watch.
- The case shows Czapek treats every part of watchmaking seriously. It has sandblasted recesses on the flanks and carefully sculpted lugs polished in glossy finish. There is also a smoothly polished satin texture under the bezel on the case. The chronograph pushers are seamlessly integrated into the crown guard, keeping the overall smooth profile.
- The watch runs on the high frequency cal. SXH3 movement, developed by Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, it provides great stability to the watch, certified by COSC. The 22k pink gold self-winding rotor with diamond-blasted anthracite bridge provide an interesting look when looking from the rear of the watch through the sapphire caseback.