Spectacular bracelet on oval Ellipse!

The Patek Philippe Ellipse d’Or 3739/2 is one of those pieces that doesn’t need to announce itself. Its beauty lies in balance; the kind of quiet perfection that rewards a closer look. The proportions of the Ellipse are rooted in the golden ratio, a principle that has defined harmony in art and architecture for centuries. On the wrist, that mathematical precision translates into something instinctive: it simply looks and feels right.

Crafted entirely in 18-carat yellow gold, the 3739/2 carries a warmth that only time can deepen. The polished case flows seamlessly into its integrated bracelet, a design that feels sculpted rather than assembled. It consists of 9 rows and catches the lights so perfectly.

The dial, deep sunburst blue, shifts in tone as light moves across it, offering the kind of subtle drama that defines Patek Philippe’s best work. The baton markers and faceted hands provide elegant legibility.

Inside, the watch is driven by the Calibre 240, an ultra-thin automatic movement with a micro-rotor that has become something of a signature within the brand’s collection. It’s a movement that prioritizes refinement over spectacle: slim, reliable, and beautifully finished, visible only to those who know to look.

The Ellipse d’Or 3739/2 occupies a special place in the extensive Ellipse catalogue. Produced in quite small numbers during the seventees and eightees, it bridges the elegance of the brand’s classic dress watches with the emerging taste for integrated designs. It was never a watch for everyone… and that is precisely its charm.

To wear the Ellipse d’Or is to appreciate restraint. It doesn’t chase attention, yet it leaves a lasting impression. For the collector who values proportion, craftsmanship, and quiet confidence over fashion or flash, the 3739/2 is a statement of enduring taste.