Patek Philippe “Tchaikovsky’s timepiece” Golden Ellipse print ad on a cutting mat

Patek Philippe – Tchaikovsky

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Patek Philippe “Tchaikovsky’s timepiece” Golden Ellipse print ad on a cutting mat

Patek Philippe – Tchaikovsky

Patek Philippe — “Tchaikovsky’s Timepiece” — Vintage Print Ad, c. 1970s–80s

“Tchaikovsky’s timepiece was a Patek Philippe.”

A Golden Ellipse laid across a page of sheet music. Patek used a composer as its credential, then invited readers up to Rockefeller Plaza to see the historic collection.

Dog Ear Note: The Golden Ellipse arrived in 1968, its shape built on the golden ratio (about 1:1.618).

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