Is this movement an Patek?

[pdaneu]

Hi for all,

I saw this movement in auction in the Ebay, I think that it is a Patek.

I didn’t bid it, due it was in dead hour, but I am curious about it.

Some friend can say me if it is really a Patek and that type of complication is this movement.

Bellow is some photos of the movement.


Regards,

Paulo

Photos - Copyright of southwest-timers
http://www.tempusvivendi.com.br/forum/ppco/pp1.jpg

http://www.tempusvivendi.com.br/forum/ppco/pp2.jpg

http://www.tempusvivendi.com.br/forum/ppco/pp3.jpg

[pdaneu]

Hi for all,

I saw this movement in auction in the Ebay, I think that it is a Patek.

I didn’t bid it, due it was in dead hour, but I am curious about it.

Some friend can say me if it is really a Patek and that type of complication is this movement.

Bellow is some photos of the movement.


Regards,

Paulo

Photos - Copyright of southwest-timers
http://www.tempusvivendi.com.br/forum/ppco/pp1.jpg

http://www.tempusvivendi.com.br/forum/ppco/pp2.jpg

http://www.tempusvivendi.com.br/forum/ppco/pp3.jpg

[rrwatch]

Paulo,
Based on the shape of the hairspring stud, the index lever and the shape of the plates, my personal opinion is that it is not a Patek. However, what I do see is a symbol stamped on the pillar plate near the escape wheel and the pallet fork. A clear close-up scan of this symbol may give us a definitive answer as to who the manufacturer actually was. The symbol is blurry, but my guess is that it may be C. H. Meylan or J. J. Baddolette.

[Dr. Jon]

I agree with Ed. The lower balance jeweling lacks the Patek style. The lever is not Patek style either.

[pdaneu]

Hi,

I am thankful the friends for the information.
I had more a lesson of as to recognize a Patek.
Although it is a beautiful movement, I am glad that I did not buy it.

Regards,


Paulo