.Patek Philippe Art Deco platinum pocket watch, very rare with original Patek Philippe box – double signed Patek Philippe & F.W. Eisenhart

Patek Philippe Art Deco platinum pocket watch, very rare with original Patek Philippe box

Manufacturer: Patek Philippe
Year: around 1920
Case material: Platinum and yellow gold
Dial: Champagne with Art Deco blue numerals
Dimensions: 44mm diameter
Signed: Case, dial and movement signed
Calibre: Manual, cal. 15″‚, 18 jewels
Accessories: Original Patek Philippe box

Literature: Similar art deco watches decorated by Jacot Guillarmod are featured in Patek Philippe The Authorized Biography by Nicholas Foulkes p. 159

A bold study in art deco aesthetics the present Patek Philippe pocket watch is visually arresting. The thin platinum case and bow are finely hand chiseled and enameled with a leaf motif most probably by Jacot Guillarmod, one of Geneva’s most prominent artisans from the first half of the 20th century who was specialized in case decoration for the likes of Vacheron Constantin and Patek Philippe.

The champagne dial features beautiful Arabic numerals in the purest art deco style, leaf hands adding the last touch to this gem of horological design.

In wonderful condition the present pocket watch would be a stellar addition to the collection of the distinguished collector appreciating the mix of fine crafts and horology.

F.W. Eisenhart was small Swiss jeweler and watchmaker. Working in the production and distribution of jewellery, watches and precious metal goods, the company F.W. Eisenhart was active in Bern and Interlaken. The company was registered in Bern on 19 January 1926 under the name F.W. Eisenhart-Hiltbrunner and in Interlaken on March 11, 1948. The company also registered the name Exact Time. Although Eisenhart is still registered in Interlaken, the company has been inactive since 2013.