This Patek Philippe Calatrava Swiss Walnut-Handle Mallet pairs a lustrous, mirror-polished stainless steel head with a hand-turned walnut handle in warm reddish-brown hues. The hexagonal central body bears the signature Calatrava cross in low relief, while one striking face is subtly stamped “041.M,” denoting its precise manufacture. The ergonomic handle tapers smoothly into a teardrop end, offering both visual harmony and a comfortable grip for specialist horological tasks.
Conceived and crafted in Geneva, Switzerland, this watchmaker’s mallet reflects Patek Philippe’s century-old commitment to Swiss precision and artisanal excellence. Produced in the early 2000s as part of an exclusive Calatrava-branded accessories line, it stands as a collectible testament to the Maison’s dedication to both function and form.
This Patek Philippe Calatrava Swiss Walnut-Handle Mallet pairs a lustrous, mirror-polished stainless steel head with a hand-turned walnut handle in warm reddish-brown hues. The hexagonal central body bears the signature Calatrava cross in low relief, while one striking face is subtly stamped “041.M,” denoting its precise manufacture. The ergonomic handle tapers smoothly into a teardrop end, offering both visual harmony and a comfortable grip for specialist horological tasks.
Conceived and crafted in Geneva, Switzerland, this watchmaker’s mallet reflects Patek Philippe’s century-old commitment to Swiss precision and artisanal excellence. Produced in the early 2000s as part of an exclusive Calatrava-branded accessories line, it stands as a collectible testament to the Maison’s dedication to both function and form.
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Excellent condition with only very light micro-scratches on the steel faces; walnut handle remains smooth with a rich, well-preserved grain.
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