Jo Siffert was a Heuer enthusiast (not to mention amateur pit-lane dealer) in the late 60s and early 70s
The changing design language of the 1970s resulted in a limited run of Constellations housed in blocky cushion cases with integrated bracelets
It comes paired with a period correct 'Rice Bead' bracelet and a solid Calibre 551 chronometer rated automatic movement
Nothing short of breathtaking
as indispensable a tool to the astronauts as the sextants they carried
Patek Philippe Ellipse Accessory Jo Siffert was a HeuerIn 1968, Patek Philippe released the Golden Ellipse. Debuting eight years before the iconic Nautilus, the Ellipsewith its distinctive oval shapewas unlike anything else in Patek Philippes catalogs. This example, a Reference 3738, features a solid 18k yellow gold case gloss white lacquer dial with painted Roman indices, a blued steel feuille handset, and Patek's ultra thin Calibre 240 automatic winding movement inside. Furthermore, this piece comes