Ref. 1486

The Patek Philippe 1485 is an exceedingly rare and unique watch. Produced in the 1940s, this model stands out due to its stainless steel construction, which was unconventional for Patek Philippe at the time. What sets it apart is its one-of-a-kind "indelebile" silver dial, known for its exceptional durability and resistance to fading. With very few examples ever made, this watch is a true collector's gem, combining rarity, stainless steel, and an extraordinary silver dial.

Case: share shaped in two parts in stainless steel snap on back and special bold lugs. 

Dial: silvered, raised white gold hour-markers, black graphics, subsidiary seconds at 6 o'clock and steel baton hands. 

Movement: manual winding, CAL 10-110 

Year: 1944

This watch comes with its Patek Philippe Extract from the Archives and our certificate of authenticity and legitimate provenance.