102nd Auction
2020/6/29
Lot 397
Patek Philippe Genève, Movement No. 5547008, Case No. 4526897, Ref. 5170J-001, Cal. 29-535 PS, 39 mm, circa 2011
A Geneva wristwatch in mint condition, with chronograph, 30 min. counter and pulsation scale, sold on September 1st, 2011, with original box, original certificate, brochures and operating instructions
Case: 18k gold, glazed screw back, 18k gold PPC deployant clasp. Dial: opaline-silvered, applied gold indexes/Roman numerals.
Patek Philippe's reference 5170 was introduced in 2010 and intended as a tool for medical practitioners. The first models were available in yellow gold only, a white gold version came two years later. This was the first wristwatch with Patek Philippe's newly designed in-house chronograph movement CH 29-535 PS. Reference 5170 is a slightly updated version of its predecessor reference 5070 and the tachymeter scale was replaced by a pulsations scale. Patek Philippe thus aimed to base the models on the classic design of the early chronographs, i.e., references 130 and 530.
A Geneva wristwatch in mint condition, with chronograph, 30 min. counter and pulsation scale, sold on September 1st, 2011, with original box, original certificate, brochures and operating instructions
Case: 18k gold, glazed screw back, 18k gold PPC deployant clasp. Dial: opaline-silvered, applied gold indexes/Roman numerals.
Patek Philippe's reference 5170 was introduced in 2010 and intended as a tool for medical practitioners. The first models were available in yellow gold only, a white gold version came two years later. This was the first wristwatch with Patek Philippe's newly designed in-house chronograph movement CH 29-535 PS. Reference 5170 is a slightly updated version of its predecessor reference 5070 and the tachymeter scale was replaced by a pulsations scale. Patek Philippe thus aimed to base the models on the classic design of the early chronographs, i.e., references 130 and 530.
Sold
estimated
38.000—50.000 €
Price realized
45.000 €