Patek Philippe Ref. 565 Calatrava Freccero Double Signature
The Patek Philippe ref. 565 Calatrava is an incredibly rare and well-preserved stainless steel wristwatch, treasured by collectors. This model features a water-resistant case in two parts, with a screw-down back ensuring durability and protection. Its special black glossy dial is adorned with raised indexes and bears the rare "Acuatic" indication, retailed by Freccero, adding to its exclusivity. The Patek Philippe ref. 565 Calatrava is a testament to the brand's exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design, making it a highly coveted piece for discerning collectors and enthusiasts.
Very rare piece accompanied by Patek Philippe extract from the archives confirming production of the present watch with "black dial raised indexes in steel" and 1939 and its subsequent sale on August 31st 1939.
The watch is accompanied by our certificate of authenticity and legitimate provenance
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Brand: Patek Philippe
Reference: 565
Material: Stainless Steel
Movement: Manual Winding, Cal 12-120 SC, 20 Jewels
Model: Calatrava
Series: Double-Signature
Year: 1939
Function: Time Only
Case Diameter: 35 mm
Case Thickness: 8 mm
Bracelet: Stainless Steel Gay Frères deployant claps
Conditions: Exceptional
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