Patek Philippe
First introduced to the market in 1954, the Patek Philippe reference
2551 is the second reference to house the famous self-winding caliber
12-600. With a two-piece screw back stepped case made by the impressive
A. Wenger, it is without a doubt attractive and further enhanced by its
exquisite stepped lugs. The delicate silvered opaline dial with applied
gold indexes matching its respective case, it is to no surprise that it
was manufactured by one of the most discerned dial makers, Stern Frères
with three versions known in total. Produced in yellow gold, pink gold,
white gold and platinum, it is estimated that only 1372 examples were
ever manufactured across all case materials, with majority encased in
yellow gold. With an estimated 230 examples housed in pink gold, less
than 25 pieces has surfaced on the market. Both white gold and platinum
examples are produced significantly less than the other two respective
metals.