Rare 18kt Gold Tiffany & Co – Patek Pocket Watch Circa 1880

Rare 18kt Gold Tiffany & Co – Patek Pocket Watch Circa 1880 This is a rare Tiffany & Co – Patek Phillipe pocket watch in 18kt fully textured gold case with a stunning blue floral monogram. The pocket watch is in exquisite condition. Dial: The white enamel dial has Roman numerals and blued hands with outer minute divisions and a subsidiary second’s dial at the six. The dial is signed ‘Tiffany & Co’. To change the hands on the dial, use the lever with at the number four. Movement: The high-grade Swiss-made anchor movement with a bar regulator and 18 Jewels. The movement is covered with a glass. It is signed ‘Tiffany & Co Geneva’ and the movement number is: 11083. The watch is in good working condition; however, we cannot guarantee accuracy for an antique pocket watch. Case: The pocket watch lies in a full-hunter fully textured 18kt gold case with gold hinges. The rear of the pocket watch has a stunning blue floral monogram. The inner side of the case is hallmarked 18kt and numbered: 11083. Signed: Tiffany & Co Swiss-made - Circa: 1880 Diameter: 41 mm - Weight: 60.3g For price enquiries, feel free to email me. Payment can be made through PayPal or Bank Transfer. As always, all my shipping items are sent out with Royal Mail signed for and registered Post, with tracking available. For more antique watches please visit my website www.euroantiquewatches.com Do not hesitate to contact me. Are you looking to sell your pocket watch collection? Euro Antique Watches has been in business for over 38 years and are expert in antique pocket watch appraisal. We will be delighted to offer you a competitive price for your valuable collection. Please email leslie2626@gmail.com for more information. History about Tiffany & Co and its collaborations The collaboration between Patek Philippe and Tiffany & Co. began in 1849 when Tiffany & Co. started buying watches from the esteemed Swiss maker. This partnership was pivotal in introducing Patek Philippe timepieces to the American market, as Tiffany & Co. began showcasing these luxurious watches in 1851. This alliance leveraged the strengths of both companies: Tiffany & Co.'s notable presence in the luxury sector and Patek Philippe's celebrated expertise in watchmaking. Over time, this relationship has led to the creation of exclusive watches featuring both brands, highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts, symbolizing a blend of American luxury and Swiss horological mastery. In 1907, Tiffany & Co. began crafting jewellery designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, the founder's son. When Walter Hoving took over in 1955, he brought in prominent designers such as Jean Schlumberger and Donald Claflin. In 1974, Elsa Peretti joined, followed by Paloma Picasso. After acquiring Tiffany in 1979, Avon Products saw a management buyout led by William R. Chaney in 1984, along with a successful public stock offering in 1987, allowing expansion into significant domestic and international markets. By 1996, Tiffany & Co. had inaugurated its 39th store in Japan's esteemed Ginza district.