ID 1066709
Lot 126 | Breitling Superocean
Estimate value
€ 1 500 – 2 000
Breitling Superocean
Full-Set, Jahr 2011, Automatik, drehbare Taucher-Lünette, Leuchtzeiger, Leuchtindizes, Datumsanzeige, Gehäuse-Nr. 1355336 | Ref.-Nr. A17364, Gehäuse Stahl, Durchmesser 42 mm, Original-Armband, Stahl, Original-Faltschließe, Stahl, Länge 18 cm, Gesamtgewicht ca. 187,6 g, Funktion gangbar, geprüft, Zustand gut, Zustand und Funktionalität durch unseren Uhrmachermeister geprüft, mit Original-Box, -Umverpackung und -Papieren, Umverpackung gut, Box gut, Inlay löst sich auf, Echtheitszertifikat, Garantieheft, Bedienungsanleitung, 1 Ersatzglied anbei, Länge 1 cm, Anmerkung: Das Aufgeld beträgt 14,28% inkl. MwSt. Für die Nutzung der Online-Bietkonsolen fällt eine zusätzliche Gebühr in Höhe von 3% zzgl. MwSt. (3,57%) an.
Breitling Superocean
Full set, year 2011, automatic, rotating diver bezel, luminous hands, luminous indices, date display, case no. 1355336 | ref. no. A17364, steel case, diameter 42 mm, original strap, steel, original folding clasp, steel, length 18 cm, total weight approx. 187,6 g, functional, tested, condition good, condition and functionality checked by our master watchmaker, with original box, outer packaging and papers, outer packaging good, box good, inlay dissolves, certificate of authenticity, warranty booklet, instruction manual, 1 spare link enclosed, length 1 cm, note: The buyer's premium is 14,28% incl. VAT. For the use of the online bidding consoles there is an additional fee of 3% plus VAT (3.57%).
Auction house category: | Wrist watches |
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Auction house category: | Wrist watches |
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Address of auction |
WETTMANN Luxusuhren Bredeneyer Straße 119-121 45133 Essen Germany | ||||||||||||||
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Phone | +4920185785190 | ||||||||||||||
Fax | +49 (0)208 439 17 35 | ||||||||||||||
Buyer Premium | 14,28% | ||||||||||||||
Conditions of purchase | Conditions of purchase | ||||||||||||||
Shipping |
Postal service Courier service pickup by yourself | ||||||||||||||
Payment methods |
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Business hours | Business hours
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