CHF 12'500 .-

The present Patek Philippe reference 3567/1, executed in 18K white gold and produced in 1972, is a superb example of the manufacture's highly creative design language of the early 1970s. Accompanied by an Extract from the Archivesconfirming its production in 1972 and its original sale in 1973, this reference perfectly illustrates Patek Philippe's mastery of combining haute horlogerie with avant-garde aesthetics. The elegantly proportioned 31.5 × 26 mm white-gold case is preserved in excellent, unpolished condition, retaining deep and crisp hallmarks, a signed crown, and the sharp geometry that defines the reference. The undeniable highlight of this watch is its magnificent blue "hammered" Sigma dial, one of the most striking and unusual dials produced by Patek Philippe during the period. The textured metallic surface interacts beautifully with the light and is complemented by applied solid gold indexes, denoted by the Sigma signature, emphasizing the use of precious metals throughout. The integrated 18K white-gold bracelet, finished with the same distinctive hammered texture as the dial, creates a seamless and highly sculptural design, making this reference one of the most elegant and recognizable integrated-bracelet Patek Philippe watches of its era. Powering the watch is the manually wound calibre 175, a beautifully finished in-house movement renowned for its reliability, slim profile, and refined construction. Preserved in exceptional original condition and accompanied by its Extract from the Archives, this reference 3567/1 represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the most distinctive and collectible vintage white-gold Patek Philippe dress watches from the golden age of the manufacture's design creativity.

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