Patek ref 3418 (Convertible) DA26 The caseback has suffered some

The caseback has suffered some scratching from the use of the wrong tool to open it

The front of this relatable t-shirt states 'Pretending to work' on a laptop and the back states: 'Dreaming of beer and freedom'

The original dial is in excellent condition - there are some minor marks on it

indeed Smiths were the only English watchmaker to ever produce an automatic movement

This particular watch is notable because it features the first depth rating of a Rolex printed on the dial

Patek ref 3418 (Convertible) DA26 The caseback has suffered someSometimes, the rarest watches arent the flashiest ones the ones that whisper, rather than shout. This is not your usual Patek, the ref. 3418 was an understated experiment: a steel, convertible watch built for engineers and scientists and released in 1958. While the rest of the world was making ever flashier gold dress watches, Patek quietly released this clever piece with a convertible case that could switch between a strap and a bracelet. This watch