







Patek Philippe “Tegolino” ref. 425
1940 | Yellow gold | Manual | 22.0mm
The reference 425 — affectionately known as the "Tegolino," meaning little roof tile in Italian, for its distinctive curved rectangular case — is one of Patek Philippe's most elegant vintage propositions. Produced from the mid-1930s through the late 1950s, it represents the Geneva maison at its most architecturally ambitious: a dress watch conceived as a miniature objet d'art for the wrist.
The elongated 18k yellow gold case houses calibre 9"90, a slim manually wound movement of 18 jewels, impeccably finished as one would expect. The silvered dial with applied yellow gold indices is crisp and legible, triple-signed in the Patek tradition — dial, case, and movement all bearing the Geneva hallmark. The whole thing sits on its original leather strap with the original buckle.
This example presents in excellent condition — remarkable for a piece of this age. A true collector's watch, the kind that rewards those who look beyond the obvious references and appreciate what Patek was doing long before the Nautilus existed.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Reference 425
Year 1940
Diameter 22.0 mm
Movement Manual
Dial color Champagne
Case material Yellow gold
Bracelet material Crocodile
Accessories
CONDITION
Case Very good
Dial Very good
Movement Serviced
Hands Very good
Crown Very good
Warranty 12 months
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