PATEK PHILIPPE, 18K PINK GOLD REF. 5110R-001 'WORLDTIME' WRISTWATCH
37.00 mm case diameter, matte silvered dial with central guilloche engraving, applied gold baton numerals, dark blue and matte silvered revolving diurnal and nocturnal 24-hour chapter ring, outer silvered revolving chapter with 24 world cities, exhibition case back, Cal. 240/188 33 jewel self-winding movement with yellow gold micro-rotor signed PATERK PHILIPPE GENEVE SWISS, flexible link bracelet, double deployant clasp. 7 inches inner circumference.
Case back stamp: 750 PPCo.
Movement number: 32085284143039.
Clasp stamp: 750 KP.
94.75 dwt.
Accompanied by a Patek Philippe Certificate of Origin, 2002, instruction manual and outer box.
Property from the Estate of Edgar Foster Daniels, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Edgar Foster Daniels (1942-2020) was an accomplished actor, singer, and major patron of the arts. Born in North Carolina, young Mr. Daniels gravitated towards the stage instead of his family's newspaper publishing business. He attended University of North Carolina and then Columbia University School of Dramatic Arts. Mr. Daniels spent the first 30 years of his professional career acting on the Broadway stage, as well as in Hollywood films and on television. Upon his retirement from acting, he moved his full-time residence to Santa Fe where he became involved with The Santa Fe Opera. The first production Daniels underwrote at The Santa Fe Opera was Strauss's Daphne in 1981. He founded the Edgar Foster Daniels Foundation in Santa Fe in 1995. He was the first recipient of the Best Philanthropist/Sponsor Award at the inaugural International Opera Awards in 2014. Mr. Daniels has supported numerous other arts organizations in New Mexico, including Performance Santa Fe, the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, New Mexico School for the Arts, and the Spanish Colonial Arts Society. He was also an avid collector of New Mexican artwork and has supported the careers of many local visual artists. As one of opera's greatest benefactors and most passionate fans, Mr. Daniels held leadership positions with the world's most prestigious opera companies and music festivals. He was a managing director of the Metropolitan Opera, where he underwrote several iconic productions. He was a life director of Lyric Opera of Chicago and served on the boards of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Spoleto Festival USA, Washington National Opera, the Santa Fe Opera, Houston Grand Opera, the Manhattan School of Music, and the North Carolina Symphony. He traveled the world to see great opera and had a long relationship with San Francisco Opera, Bayreuth Festival and Salzburg Festival. Composer Tobias Picker dedicated two of his operas, An American Tragedy and Thérèse Raquin to Edgar in honor of his remarkable generosity and commitment to opera in America. Opera enthusiasts from all over the globe traveled to Santa Fe and enjoyed parties hosted by Mr. Daniels in his stunning hacienda in the foothills near the spectacular facilities of the Santa Fe Opera. At these events, Mr. Daniels welcomed visiting guests, artists, cast and crew where resplendently dressed opera aficionados engaged in lively conversation, while enjoying performances by various musical guests and flowing fine wine. Hindman is honored to be handling property from the Estate of Edgar Foster Daniels.
Condition
Measurements: The inner circumference of the watch measures approximately 7 inches.Overall Condition: The watch winds, sets and runs at the time of cataloguing but has not been timed for accuracy. Please note that Hindman does not warranty the timepiece at the time of the auction or after its purchase. There is heavy scratching to the case and bracelet. All lots are sold 'AS IS'. Please contact the jewelry department at jewelrycr@hindmanauctions.com for any additional information or questions you may have regarding this lot. The absence of any reference to the condition of a lot does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please note that measurements and opinions on gems are given as a courtesy and are approximated. It is recommended you talk to a specialist or view items in person before placing a bid. Clients must review and agree to the Conditions of Sale before participating in an auction.