Sell Your Patek Philippe Twenty~4 4910/1200A-001

4910/1200A-001: Twenty~4 dial and design

Patek Philippe Twenty~4 4910/1200A-001 has a steel case. The documented case measurement is 25.1 x 30 mm. Its dial is described as sunburst blue, white gold applied numerals and hour markers with white luminescent coating. These details identify this particular version within the collection.

Photograph the dial printing, hour markers, hands and case finishing in natural light. An angled view helps separate reflections from surface marks. Tell us about replacement dials, hands or other parts, even when fitted during servicing.

The catalogue lists calibre E15 with a quartz mechanism. Include the fitted bracelet or strap and clasp in your photographs. List spare links, straps and original components that remain with the watch.

This page covers the full reference 4910/1200A-001. Compare the complete code, dial and bracelet or strap when identifying your watch.

The pictured watches are other full references in the Twenty~4 collection. Each reference identifies its own catalogue specification. Compare the material, functions and fitted bracelet or strap before selecting your watch.

Service records can explain changes since the original sale. Describe the watch as it is now and include any original parts you still have. A matching catalogue photograph alone does not establish authenticity or condition.

4910/1200A-010 Sunburst gray with black-gradient rim→4910/1200A-011 Sunburst olive green→4910/1201R-010 Embossed pattern and purple lacquered→7300/1200A-001 Sunburst blue→7300/1200A-010 Sunburst gray with black-gradient rim→7300/1200A-011 Sunburst olive green→7300/1200R-001 Sunburst brown→7300/1200R-010 Silvery→7340/1R-001 Silvery→7340/1R-010 Sunburst olive green→

We assess the steel case, dial, movement E15, bracelet or strap and supplied accessories together. Start with the full reference because the collection includes different case shapes and movement types. Photograph the dial, case edges and complete bracelet. Include spare links and show the clasp and any areas with visible wear or repairs.

The Certificate of Origin accompanies the original sale. An Extract from the Archives records historical information and is a different document. Include either document if you have it. Service records can explain movement work, refinishing and replacement parts. List the box, booklets, spare links, straps and other accessories you actually have rather than assuming the set is complete.

We assess the reference, material, dial, movement, condition and accessories together. An advertised retail price is not the same as a dealer purchase offer. Two watches with similar descriptions may differ in originality, wear and the work needed before resale.

Photographs and a clear description support an initial valuation. We confirm the final offer after physical inspection and explain any difference from the initial assessment. There is no obligation to accept, and a particular colour or edition name does not guarantee a premium.