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Patek Philippe 4226 Features
Ref. No. :4226
Code :W514172
Movement :Manual winding
Case Material :Yellow gold
Bracelet Material :Leather
Year :1974
Condition :1 (mint)
Gender :Ladies' watch
:With Box
Location :United States, Florida, Surfside
Price : $ 5,950
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement :Manual winding
Case
Case Material :Yellow gold
Case Diameter :23 mm
Dial :Gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material :Leather
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Patek Philippe 4226 The Related Reviews:
- I just received this watch for a christmas present. It is a really great piece. Elegant, stylish and useful. I wanted a diamond watch that also featured the date and this is a great one. I would recommend it to anyone.
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[Rating:(5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Daisy Popham Australia Strathfield from Netherlands Purmerend
- Very cute! I purchased it in the brown it was the only color available. I gave it as a gift and I hope she liked it, I though it was nice! A great fasion accessory. Workmanship was very good too.
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[Rating:(3.5 / 5 stars)] - Review by Daniel Burr Denmark Maaloev from Netherlands Purmerend
- I bought this watch for a friend and she loved it. It was the perfect gift!
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- Review by Olga Bodza Czech Republic Ostrava from Netherlands Purmerend
Patek Philippe 4226 wrist watches news:
New Vintage Illinois
Below is a photo of my first Illinois'. I usual only collect Hamiltons and Benrus'. But after reading this forum for several months and seeing the beautiful watches and wealth of historical informaiton on Illinois watches, I decided to take the plunge.Don't know much about this watch. From what I can find in Shugarts, it seems like a generic Barrel Engraved from about 1929?ThanksMark
Below is a photo of my first Illinois'. I usual only collect Hamiltons and Benrus'. But after reading this forum for several months and seeing the beautiful watches and wealth of historical informaiton on Illinois watches, I decided to take the plunge.Don't know much about this watch. From what I can find in Shugarts, it seems like a generic Barrel Engraved from about 1929?ThanksMark
First Gold Jewel Settings?
Who or what company (and when), is generally considered to be the first to introduce gold settings for watch jewels?
Who or what company (and when), is generally considered to be the first to introduce gold settings for watch jewels?
Brexit day pick up!!!
So, a few months back you might remember I bought a 5711 Nautilus... .rolexforums/showthread.php?t=455077I absolutely loved that watch but ultimately I ended up giving it to my Dad for being a good bloke. This left me happy to have been able to do that for him but sadly it left me with a Patek-shaped hole in my soul that I really wanted to fix. I decided there was only one watch to replace a blue dial 5711 Nautilus and so put myself down on lists with dealers I have good contacts with and although I was confident I would get one before the end of 2016, I was equally confident that I'd get hit by either a Brexit or regular currency related price increase before I succeeded.When I woke this morning and Mrs C told me we were oooooot, after a few minutes thought dedicated to the more important things in life, I thought... well that's going to be my Patek costing even more then. However (!!!) after 20 minutes at work I got a call from one of my contacts who was delighted to tell me my watch
So, a few months back you might remember I bought a 5711 Nautilus... .rolexforums/showthread.php?t=455077I absolutely loved that watch but ultimately I ended up giving it to my Dad for being a good bloke. This left me happy to have been able to do that for him but sadly it left me with a Patek-shaped hole in my soul that I really wanted to fix. I decided there was only one watch to replace a blue dial 5711 Nautilus and so put myself down on lists with dealers I have good contacts with and although I was confident I would get one before the end of 2016, I was equally confident that I'd get hit by either a Brexit or regular currency related price increase before I succeeded.When I woke this morning and Mrs C told me we were oooooot, after a few minutes thought dedicated to the more important things in life, I thought... well that's going to be my Patek costing even more then. However (!!!) after 20 minutes at work I got a call from one of my contacts who was delighted to tell me my watch
New Strap by . . . and question
Just received my new ammo strap from Daniel at Daluca (got the strap before I even ordered the watch. I will be calling DavidSW on Monday to order). I could not be more pleased with the strap. Daniel at Daluca was a complete pleasure to talk to on the phone, answering all of my newbie questions with great patience.I asked him to pick an early year leather with a great look. He chose a 64 Swiss Ammo pouch and made a beautiful strap. I ordered the Venetian cream with it, and now I have no idea what to do with it. I am confused by what I've read. In some places it says only use the cream if you want to make the strap look new for a long time. They also say don't use the cream if you want it to age naturally and develop a nice patina.Is this true?Please educate me on the proper way to care for this strap.Thanks!
Just received my new ammo strap from Daniel at Daluca (got the strap before I even ordered the watch. I will be calling DavidSW on Monday to order). I could not be more pleased with the strap. Daniel at Daluca was a complete pleasure to talk to on the phone, answering all of my newbie questions with great patience.I asked him to pick an early year leather with a great look. He chose a 64 Swiss Ammo pouch and made a beautiful strap. I ordered the Venetian cream with it, and now I have no idea what to do with it. I am confused by what I've read. In some places it says only use the cream if you want to make the strap look new for a long time. They also say don't use the cream if you want it to age naturally and develop a nice patina.Is this true?Please educate me on the proper way to care for this strap.Thanks!
Next strap
Hello all, It's tine for my next strap fix from micah, I'm torn between alligator or mauser strap, which one would you guys choose first.
Hello all, It's tine for my next strap fix from micah, I'm torn between alligator or mauser strap, which one would you guys choose first.
