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Aaron Faber Gallery

 Patek Philippe platinum 3940P, circa 2008, has a stepped concave bezel, concave lugs, a solid snap-on backcase and sapphire crystals. The dial is an original variant, white porcelain with black Roman numerals, subsidiary dials for day of the month, day of the week, month, hour, perpetual calendar, leap year and aperture for moon phases. The automatic movement is caliber 240, with&nbsp;27 jewels and&nbsp;22K gold microrotor. Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, is known for its definitive collection of vintage and collectible wristwatches and pocketwatches in the heart of Manhattan, at the Hong Kong show, and online at www.aaronfaber.com. Proprietor Edward Faber is the author of American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design, now in its third printing and the definitive text on collecting American vintage watches. He founded Aaron Faber Gallery in 1974, at 666 Fifth Avenue in New York City, as a showcase for artist-made jewelry for which the gallery is world-famous. He began adding 20th century estate jewelry to complement the contemporary work and then, in 1980, Edward Faber began collecting and presenting vintage watches and timepieces. Now this personal passion has grown into a formidable part of the gallery's design collection. In the Best of New York, New York Magazine noted, &quot;He's a picky curator with a critical eye, and his shop's 1,000-or-so offerings range from incredible one-of-a-kind pieces to a huge stash of sought-after brands&quot;. Edward is a founding member of the International Watch and Jewelry Guild, a member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and a member of the American Society of Jewelry Historians and Jewelers of America. He is a frequent lecturer on the history and value of timepieces and jewelry, with appearances on the Today Show, as well as numerous cable programs. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, numerous watch magazines, the Cigar Aficionado and Departures and recently in blogs relating to the field of watch collecting. For more information, please visit  www.aaronfaber.com . 
 
  Vintage and antique style. 
  Material: platinum. 
  Great value. 
  Good price. 
  Store:&nbsp;New York Gallery, Fifth Avenue. 
  Diamond and gold. 
  Edwardian ring jewelry. 
  Gem: sapphire,&nbsp;ruby, emerald, etc. 
  Brands: Tiffany, Cartier, Winston, etc. 
 

Platinum Watch

 Patek Philippe Ref. 959, an 18K yellow gold keyless two-train, grande complication grande et petite sonnerie clock watch with trip minute-repeating, split-second chronograph with visible works, instantaneous 30-minute register, instantaneous perpetual calendar with phases of the moon, and 24-hour indications. Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, is known for its definitive collection of vintage and collectible wristwatches and pocket watches in the heart of Manhattan, at the Hong Kong show, and online at www.aaronfaber.com. Proprietor Edward Faber is the author of American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design, now in its third printing and the definitive text on collecting American vintage watches. He founded Aaron Faber Gallery in 1974, at 666 Fifth Avenue in New York City, as a showcase for artist-made jewelry for which the gallery is world-famous. He began adding 20th century estate jewelry to complement the contemporary work and then, in 1980, Edward Faber began collecting and presenting vintage watches and timepieces. Now this personal passion has grown into a formidable part of the gallery's design collection. In the &quot;Best of New York&quot;, New York Magazine noted, &quot;He's a picky curator with a critical eye, and his shop's 1000-or-so offerings range from incredible one-of-a-kind pieces to a huge stash of sought-after brands.&quot; Edward is a founding member of the International Watch and Jewelry Guild, a member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors and a member of the American Society of Jewelry Historians and Jewelers of America. He is a frequent lecturer on the history and value of timepieces and jewelry, with appearances on the Today show, as well as numerous cable programs; he has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, numerous watch magazines, the Cigar Aficionado and Departures and recently in blogs relating to the field of watch collecting. For more information, please visit www.aaronfaber.com. 
 
  Rare design. 
  Vintage complication. 
  Perpetual moon phase calendar. 
  Movement: chronograph. 
  Antique style. 
  Brand:&nbsp;Rolex, Cartier, Breguet, Piaget, Movado, Omega, Vacheron &amp; Constantin, Audemars, Piguet, Jaeger, LeCoultre, Blancpain, Universal Breitling, etc. 
  Pre-owned collectible. 
  With&nbsp;yellow gold. 
 

Chronograph Pocket Watch

 This antique diamond ring is mounted on platinum-topped gold setting. Aaron Faber Gallery, New York, presents carefully selected antique diamond, jade and gold jewelry in its special collection of vintage and antique jewels. Aaron Faber Gallery New York celebrates the artistry of jewelry and watch design through its extensive collection of 20th and 21st century fine jewelry and collectible timepieces. Aaron Faber focuses on three areas of expertise: contemporary studio jewelry, classic jewelry new and old, and collectible vintage timepieces. The gallery provides professional services such as appraisals, fine jewelry repair and restoration, and estate buying and selling. It also consigns private collections for sale. We invite you to visit us online at www.aaronfaber.com or at our store and gallery at 666 Fifth Avenue, on West 53rd Street, in New York, across the street and slightly east of the Museum of Modern Art. Aaron Faber was founded in 1974 by Edward Faber as a showcase for artist-made jewelry presented in the studio jewelry section, for which the gallery is world-famous. In 1980, Edward Faber began collecting and presenting vintage watches and timepieces, and this personal passion grew into a formidable part of the gallery&rsquo;s design collection. Mr. Faber is the co-author of &ldquo;American Wristwatches: Five Decades of Style and Design&rdquo;, now in its third printing. In 1975, Patricia Kiley Faber joined her husband Edward Faber to open the original Aaron Faber Gallery dedicated to the presentation of contemporary studio jewelry. She is a graduate gemologist and a frequent lecturer in the field of studio jewelry. Aaron Faber is home to many professionals, including three gemologists, a gallery director, sales and service managers, a director of technical services, a watchmaker and innumerable dedicated people who have over the years contributed their expertise to create a unique design experience in the heart of Manhattan. 
 
  Antique style: circa 1900. 
  With diamonds:&nbsp;approx. 2 carats total in&nbsp;weight. 
  With platinum-topped gold setting. 
  Edwardian&nbsp;jewelry ring. 
  High&nbsp;value. 
  With gold. 
  Good price. 
  Store: New York Gallery, Fifth Avenue. 
  Gem: sapphire, ruby, emerald, etc. 
  Brand: Tiffany, Cartier, Winston, etc. 
 

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