Description
In 1968, Patek Philippe unveiled the Golden Ellipse — an icon of refined simplicity, defined by harmonious proportions rooted in the classical Golden Ratio. This “Clous de Paris” interpretation is among the exceedingly few rendered in stainless steel, granting it a distinctive and highly sought-after standing within the lineage.
A finely executed hobnail bezel from the 1990s frames a pristine white dial with bold Roman numerals, adding tactile character to its otherwise understated aesthetic. The discreet date aperture and coordinated steel buckle emphasize streamlined sophistication, while the slim profile ensures effortless elegance on the wrist.
For collectors and connoisseurs, such a scarce configuration unites timeless artistry with enduring value — a thoughtful acquisition for any curated collection, and a testament to the house’s unwavering pursuit of excellence.
