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Patek Philippe Art Deco 18K Gold and Platinum Manual Wind C.1939 Ref.513A fine and rare 18K Gold and Platinum Art Deco rectangular timepiece Specifications Brand: Patek Philippe Model: Art Deco Tegola Reference Number: 513 Serial Number: 850xxx Production Year: 1939 Case Case Reference: 618684 Case Shape: Rectangular Material: 18K Yellow Gold and Platinum Diameter: 21mm x 34mm Thickness: 8. 5mm Bezel: Fixed Platinum Back: Press in Crown: Push Pull Lug Width: 18mm Movement: Type: Manual Wind Caliber: Patek Philippe & Co
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