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18 Kt Solid Gold Pateck Geneve Spiral Breguet Open Face Pocket Watch

$6,715.40
£4,995.58
€5,600
CA$9,195.68
A$10,224.35
CHF 5,338.59
MX$124,455.20
NOK 68,118.08
SEK 63,823.39
DKK 42,629.71
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18 Kt Solid Gold Pateck Geneve Spiral Breguet Open Face Pocket Watch Dial: White Enamel dial with black Roman numerals ,2 Rose Cut Diamonds in hour & minute hands Case: Measurements: Diameter 47.5, Thickness 13.5 mm Total weight: 73.5 gram / 2.595 oz / 47.3 dwt
  • Creator:
    Pateck
  • Case Material:
  • Case Shape:
    Round
  • Movement:
  • Style:
  • Place of Origin:
  • Period:
  • Date of Manufacture:
    unknown
  • Condition:
  • Seller Location:
    Antwerp, BE
  • Reference Number:
    Seller: #93221stDibs: LU1752221889142

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