1960s Patek Philippe Calatrava ref. 3445 signed HUBER

Patek Philippe, an iconic house in the watch industry. It is the only independent company that continues to be family-run by the Sterns. Known for having created a system that allowed time setting and winding by means of a crown and not by keys as before.

Patek Philippe has always maintained the growing value of its models. It is estimated that from its debut in 1839 to 2010, no more than 1 million watches have been produced.

You are looking at a beautiful Patek Philippe Calatrava 3445 in 18kt yellow gold from the 1960s, the quintessential dress watch.

The golden dial shows the Patek Philippe Geneve signature at 12 o’clock, a small seconds counter at 6 o’clock and a date indicator. This date indicator is made possible by the calibre 27-460 m, the successor of the caliber 12-600 at, which was the first automatic watch movement with date produced by Patek Philippe in a series in production for 25 years, from 1960 to 1985.

This example bears the signature of Huber, a retailer based in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, and Munich, Germany. This double signature is actually extremely rare and maybe never seen on a reference 3445.

This elegant Patek Philippe comes with a genuine Patek Philippe bracelet and 18kt gold Patek buckle.