210 Patek Philippe A very charming and rare, Calatrava, wristwatch in pink gold, retailed by Hausmann & Co, with radium hands and indexes, certificate of origin, reference 2532.

Estimate: € 15.000 –⁠ 30.000

• Model Calatrava
• Year 1954
• Reference 2532
• Case Material 18K pink gold
• Case Number 675'203
• Bracelet Material Leather strap
• Movement Manual, cal. 12, 18 jewels
• Movement Number 723'851
• Dimension 34mm Diameter
• Signed Case, dial and movement
• Accessories Accompanied by Patek Philippe certificate of origin confirming the sale of the present timepiece in December 1954 and Patek Philippe "Geneva Observatory - Annual Competition" pamphlet.

A model produced for a brief window between 1952 and 1956, the 2532 was born from the lineage of the iconic reference 565, sharing its timeless purity of form while evolving the concept with a robust waterproof screw-back case.
Where the 565 emphasized balance, the 2532 whispers of confidence. Slightly more compact yet muscular in profile, it embodies mid-century Swiss design with a clarity and purpose that resonates decades later.
This example, executed in seldom-seen pink gold, elevates rarity further with the presence of the retailer signature of Hausmann & Co. — the legendary Roman house whose name alone evokes a world of patrician taste and quiet refinement. The dial is a study in tone-on-tone beauty: the pink tropicalized surface has acquired a warm patina, harmonizing with its faceted indexes and dauphine hands in rose hues, both of which feature radium luminous material, a rare and evocative detail that further situates the watch in its era.
The case remains full and well-preserved, its hallmarks clear and its lines sculpted. The lugs, subtle but strong, taper gently to a narrow strap, anchoring the piece in elegant proportions.
Offered with its original Certificate of Origin and period documentation, this 2532 is a portal into the golden age of European watchmaking.