One of the finest cocktail watches we have ever come across, this outstanding Patek Philippe coverwatch is as much fine jewelry as it is a wristwatch. Designed by famed jeweler Gilbert Albert, this Reference 3266 appears tied inside a knot of of baguette and round diamonds set in platinum.
The bracelet comfortably wraps around the wrist and the spring-loaded cover pull back for the wearer to subtly check the time.
According to the Extract from the Archives at Patek Philippe, this watch was made in 1961 and sold in February of 1962. In total, the watch features 127 baguette-cut diamonds (22.02ct) and 67 round diamonds (22.92ct).
Learn more about this incredible watch from one of the most knowledgable Patek Philippe specialists in the world, John Reardon:
