This Patek Philippe Mahogany-Boxed Naviquartz Clock, made in 1976, is a rare and refined example of the brand’s high-precision maritime instrumentation. Housed in a dark mahogany presentation case with dovetail joints and a red lacquered interior, the clock features a brushed aluminum top plate with a recessed black dial. The dial, marked with both 12-hour and 60-minute calibrations, is emblazoned with “Patek Philippe Genève” and “Swiss”, paired with the Calatrava cross and “NAVIQUARTZ” branding.

Crafted in Geneva during the quartz revolution, this model reflects Patek Philippe’s pursuit of navigational accuracy during an era of technical transformation. The Naviquartz line was developed specifically for marine and aeronautical use, blending traditional Swiss watchmaking artistry with quartz technology.

Though no longer functional due to battery deterioration, it remains an exceptional collector’s display piece symbolizing Patek Philippe’s commitment to both innovation and timeless aesthetics.