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Joseph Op De Beeck Gold Sector Retrograde Wristwatch
Joseph Op De Beeck Gold Sector Retrograde Wristwatch

Joseph Op De Beeck Gold Sector Retrograde Wristwatch

Located in Chicago, IL

Circa 1990 Joseph Op De Beeck Sector, Double Retrograde with Fly back function Wrist Watch, 18K

Category

1990s Swiss Sector Vintage Watch

Materials

18k Gold

Longines Oversize Stainless Steel Sector Dial, circa 1940s
Longines Oversize Stainless Steel Sector Dial, circa 1940s

Longines Oversize Stainless Steel Sector Dial, circa 1940s

By Longines

Located in West Hollywood, CA

beautiful, professionally restored silver sector dial. With blued steel syringe style hands filled with dark

Category

1940s Swiss Sector Vintage Watch

Materials

Stainless Steel

Omega Sector Dial Vintage Watch
Omega Sector Dial Vintage Watch

Omega Sector Dial Vintage Watch

By Omega

Located in New York, NY

Omega Sector Dial Vintage watch. 35mm stainless steel case. Silver sector dial. Black crocodile

Category

1940s Sector Vintage Watch

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