CHF 90'000 .-

The present Patek Philippe Chronograph reference 130, executed in pink gold with a matching pink dial and dating to 1942, is an exceptionally rare and highly charismatic example of one of the manufacture’s most celebrated vintage chronographs. Often referred to by collectors as a “pink on pink” configuration, this watch represents a particularly elegant and sought-after aesthetic within the reference 130 family. The pink-gold case has been polished in the past but remains in very fine overall condition, retaining strong proportions and crisp definition. Importantly, the original hallmark remains deep and clearly visible, a reassuring detail that underscores the integrity and honest preservation of the case. The highlight of this example is undoubtedly its rare original pink dial, preserved in excellent condition. Dials of this colour and period are seldom encountered and are highly prized by collectors for their warmth and distinctive character. The dial retains remarkable freshness, with matching hands that create a harmonious and cohesive appearance throughout. The watch is accompanied by an Extract from the Archives, confirming production in 1942 and original sale in August 1943, providing valuable historical documentation and further enhancing the desirability of the piece. It is fitted with a crocodile leather strap paired with its original pink-gold ardillon buckle, maintaining correct material and period coherence. While no service history accompanies the watch, it is functioning correctly at the time of cataloguing. Elegant, rare, and rich in mid-century charm, this Patek Philippe chronograph reference 130 in pink-on-pink configuration represents a compelling opportunity to acquire an important and beautifully preserved example of one of the most iconic chronographs ever produced by the Geneva manufacture.

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