Patek Philippe Ellipse Accessory as indispensable a tool to

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first designed by Albert Piguet in the 1940s

Patek Philippe Ellipse Accessory as indispensable a tool toIn 1968, Patek Philippe released the Golden Ellipse. Debuting eight years before the iconic Nautilus, the Ellipsewith its distinctive oval shapewas unlike anything else in Patek Philippes catalogs. This example, a Reference 3738, features a solid 18k yellow gold case gloss white lacquer dial with painted Roman indices, a blued steel feuille handset, and Patek's ultra thin Calibre 240 automatic winding movement inside. Furthermore, this piece comes