duke ellington patek philippe | Patek Philippe hodinkee duke ellington patek philippe If Duke Ellington is arguably the preeminent master of 20th century jazz, the ref. 1563 is arguably the most desirable of all vintage Pateks short of single unique pieces like the Graves supercomplication. 1. An Envelope-Style Holder Made From Full-Grain Leather. HISCOW Italian Calfskin Envelope Business Card Case. See On Amazon. Thickness: 0.19 inch. A premium option with a classic aesthetic,.
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Today we have a treat for you in the form of an extremely rare Patek Philippe split seconds chronograph. This is the reference 1563, of which only three known examples exist, the most famous of which once belonged to Duke Ellington and now resides in the Patek Philippe museum in Geneva.
If Duke Ellington is arguably the preeminent master of 20th century jazz, the ref. 1563 is arguably the most desirable of all vintage Pateks short of single unique pieces like the Graves supercomplication.
And while Duke Ellington and his band played the exotic and mysterious-sounding American jazz standard, other famous jazz musicians who wore Patek Philippe watches also came to mind — other jazz royalty like Count Basie, “Maharajah” Oscar Peterson, and “Lady” Ella Fitzgerald, for instance.An extremely rare and very important 18K gold split seconds chronograph wristwatch with luminous Breguet numerals dial and screw back. Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, ref. 1563, movement no. 867'196, case no. 657'132, manufactured in 1947. Cal. 13''' mechanical movement, 25 jewels, bimetallic compensation balance, metal dust cover, silvered .The others speak to the significance of this watch and the reference, one which has remained in private hands and the other formerly in the collection of Duke Ellington now resides, in perpetuum at the Patek Philippe museum. The known 1563 are the following: The Doctor's: Movement 862'420 & Case 630'552 Duke Ellington: Movement 863'791 & Case .
Only three examples of this charismatic reference are known to exist: the most famous perhaps formerly belonging to the jazz legend Duke Ellington is on permanent exhibition in the celebrated Patek Philippe Museum. The reference was made famous when jazz legend Duke Ellington wore one at the height of his fame (his exact watch now resides in Geneva in the Patek Philippe Museum).
A definite must-read for any fan of wristwatches, Patek Philippe in America offers a unique look into American history and its relationship with luxury and handmade crafts. Patek Philippe to Display Historic Watches Owned by Joe DiMaggio, Duke Ellington and George Patton in NYC. Home Lifestyle Style. The free exhibition will feature 10 thematic rooms of rare. Another famous 1563 was the watch worn by Duke Ellington, which now resides at the Patek Philippe Museum. You can immediately tell the 1563 from a “normal” 1463 by its massive crown, which is considerably larger than that of the 1463’s. Today we have a treat for you in the form of an extremely rare Patek Philippe split seconds chronograph. This is the reference 1563, of which only three known examples exist, the most famous of which once belonged to Duke Ellington and now resides in the Patek Philippe museum in Geneva.
If Duke Ellington is arguably the preeminent master of 20th century jazz, the ref. 1563 is arguably the most desirable of all vintage Pateks short of single unique pieces like the Graves supercomplication. And while Duke Ellington and his band played the exotic and mysterious-sounding American jazz standard, other famous jazz musicians who wore Patek Philippe watches also came to mind — other jazz royalty like Count Basie, “Maharajah” Oscar Peterson, and “Lady” Ella Fitzgerald, for instance.An extremely rare and very important 18K gold split seconds chronograph wristwatch with luminous Breguet numerals dial and screw back. Signed Patek Philippe, Genève, ref. 1563, movement no. 867'196, case no. 657'132, manufactured in 1947. Cal. 13''' mechanical movement, 25 jewels, bimetallic compensation balance, metal dust cover, silvered .The others speak to the significance of this watch and the reference, one which has remained in private hands and the other formerly in the collection of Duke Ellington now resides, in perpetuum at the Patek Philippe museum. The known 1563 are the following: The Doctor's: Movement 862'420 & Case 630'552 Duke Ellington: Movement 863'791 & Case .
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Patek Philippe 1563 split seconds
Only three examples of this charismatic reference are known to exist: the most famous perhaps formerly belonging to the jazz legend Duke Ellington is on permanent exhibition in the celebrated Patek Philippe Museum. The reference was made famous when jazz legend Duke Ellington wore one at the height of his fame (his exact watch now resides in Geneva in the Patek Philippe Museum). A definite must-read for any fan of wristwatches, Patek Philippe in America offers a unique look into American history and its relationship with luxury and handmade crafts.
Patek Philippe to Display Historic Watches Owned by Joe DiMaggio, Duke Ellington and George Patton in NYC. Home Lifestyle Style. The free exhibition will feature 10 thematic rooms of rare.
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