Watches may tell time, but a thoughtfully crafted Patek Philippe watch can also stand the test of time. Patek Philippe’s Reference 130 is considered to be one of the brand’s most recognizable and well-known vintage chronograph models, produced only from 1936 to 1964. Also known as one of the most diverse chronograph models that Patek Philippe ever produced, the dial variations were numerous and displayed a range of styles, from sector designs to pulsations scales. This watch is a fine example of an early reference 130 chronograph, fitted with the much sought after and exceedingly rare silvered sector dial, with enamel hour markers and tachymeter scale. There were approximately 280 examples of the stainless steel made and there are less than 15 known with this dial configuration. The combination of rarity, highly attractive two-tone silvered sector dial, and the stainless steel case render it a true collector's watch. You will not want to miss this one during ‘The International Conno...