Patek Philippe Movement Swiss Circa 1900

Patek Philippe Movement Swiss Circa 1900

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The Patek Philippe anchor moustache movement is in working condition. Complete with original dial, missing the seconds hand. The dial and movement are both signed: Patek Philippe & Cie, Geneve. The movement is numbered: N° 114030. See pictures. The dial has black Roman numerals with outer minute divisions and outer 5-60-minute numbers. The dial has a chip at the 10-11.

Signed: Patek Philippe – Swiss Made – Circa 1900 - Diameter 43 mm

Patek Philippe: Patek Philippe was founded in 1839 by the polish national, Antoine Norbert de Patek and a compatriot, François Czapek as Patek, Czapek & Co. In 1845, Patek joined forces with French watchmaker, Adrien Philippe. A great innovator, Philippe invented the modern gem-winding and setting mechanisms for watches. The firm then developped the first keyless watch, one of the early versions of which was purchased by Queen Victoria at the world’s first international trade fair – the Great Exhibition of 1851. The company went on to create an array of extremely complicated watches, among others the Graves watch, created in 1932 for the American magnate Henry Graves, Jr. Today, the company is run by the Stern family and is represented by about 350 watchmakers and jewelers worldwide.

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