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1958 Patek Philippe Ref.3415 Water-resitant Automatic rare "Rose gold" with Engrave indexes

Manufacturer PATEK PHILIPPE
Model Water-Resistant
Year of Manufacture 1958
Reference no. 3415
Product no. B-10896
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Manufactured in 1958, Patek Philippe Ref. 3415, a rare 18K rose gold waterproof automatic wristwatch powered by the legendary Cal. 12-600 AT.

The highly sought-after Ref. 3415 is an exceptionally rare model among Patek Philippe watches equipped with the Cal. 12-600 AT, the maison’s first in-house automatic movement. Approximately 370 examples are believed to have been produced, the majority in yellow gold, while only around 40 are thought to have been made in rose gold, making this an exceptionally rare piece.

At first glance, the dial appears simple, but its rare configuration further enhances the collectability of this example: applied indexes at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o’clock, with engraved indexes at the remaining hours.

The 35mm screw-back waterproof case housing the legendary Cal. 12-600 AT makes this an excellent vintage watch for everyday wear as well.

Accompanied by its Patek Philippe Archive Extract and original Patek Philippe buckle.

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Item details

Serial no. 2,608,***
Caliber 12-600AT
Movement no. 766,***
Movement type Automatic
Material 18K Rose Gold
Case size 35mm
Case type Screw back Water-resistant
Dial Original
Type of Indices Applied & Engrave
Belt non Original ( between lugs 18mm ) / Original Buckle
Evaluation case 92%
Evaluation dial 93%
Evaluation mov 93%
Condition 4.5
Rarity 5

Other details

Case: While there are some minor scratches and signs of aging, the original shape, volume, and hallmarks remain intact.

Dial: There is a slight scratch on the outer edge of the dial at the 6 o'clock position, but otherwise, there are no noticeable scratches or stains, and the enamel coating is well-preserved, making it in excellent condition.

Movement: Winding and other functions work well, and the accuracy is within approximately 20 seconds per day.