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Extraordinary Find: 1914 Patek Philippe Pocket Watch

Season 23 Episode 24

Paul Hartquist talks about the wonderful Patek Philippe watch he found in Bismarck in 2005.

While working his very first ROADSHOW in 2005, Watches appraiser Paul Hartquist met Robert, the owner of a one-of-a-kind 1914 Patek Philippe watch. Hartquist shocked our staff when he gave the watch an auction estimate of $250,000. Flash forward to Hartquist’s second-ever ROADSHOW event in Fargo, North Dakota, last May, where he updates ROADSHOW on where the watch is today.

AIR DATE 11/4/19

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