1971 Patek Philippe 3567/1

The Watch: The Patek Philippe 3567/1 is pure mid-century elegance, a perfect example of the brand’s ability to blend technical mastery with refined aesthetics. Released in the late 1960s to early 1970s, this ultra-thin, integrated bracelet dress watch carries all the hallmarks of Patek’s design language from the era—clean lines, a minimalist dial, and a sculptural case that wears like jewelry.

At 32mm x 36mm, it’s an angular yet balanced piece that feels more like a bracelet than a traditional watch. The integrated white gold mesh bracelet flows seamlessly from the case, giving it a fluid, almost architectural quality. The dial, with simple baton indices and thin stick hands, lets the matte blue dial stand out as a flash of color.

Powering the 3567/1 is the Patek Philippe Caliber 23-300, an ultra-thin manual-wind movement renowned for its precision and hand-finishing. This is a watch that sits at the intersection of art and horology, a product of an era when Patek was defining the gold standard for dress watches. Elegant, rare, and effortlessly refined.

Condition: Excellent, pre-owned condition. Very light marks across the watch, very slight warp to the 6 o'clock side of the bracelet. See photos.