Vetta 18ct gold watch 1960s men
Located in Milano, MI
Vintage watch from the 1960s circa signed Vetta in 18ct gold.
Vintage 1960s Swiss Wrist Watches
Gold
Vetta 18ct gold watch 1960s men
Located in Milano, MI
Vintage watch from the 1960s circa signed Vetta in 18ct gold.
Gold
$2,343Sale Price|24% Off
Vetta Stop Second, Antimagnetique, Rare Watch, 1950s
Located in Roma, Lazio
Vetta Stop Second, Antimagnetique, rare, 50’ Movement and functions: hand-winding cal. E1168 stop seconds Case: stainless steel 38 mm Dial: silver cream yg indexes and numerals...
Steel
Wyler Vetta Gilt Enamel Dice Manual Wind Pocket Watch
Located in Firenze, IT
PLEASE NOTE: OUR PRICE IS FULLY INCLUSIVE OF SHIPPING, IMPORTATION TAXES & DUTIES. The watch is contained in a gilt metal and black enamel dice shaped case with hanging ring at...
Gilt Metal
Wyler Vetta Stainless Steel Jumbostar Wristwatch circa 1970s
Located in West Hollywood, CA
Wyler Vetta Stainless Steel Jumbostar Wristwatch circa 1970s.
Stainless Steel
Vetta, Ermetico 5347 Chronograph Valjoux 22, Mens, Circa 1940
Located in Kenley surrey, GB
A extremely rare Cronografo Vetta Ermetico with crisp double-scale black galvanic dial and stepped bezel.
Stainless Steel
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