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CHOPARD, MODELLO "1000 MIGLIA" EDIZIONE LIMITATA IN ACCIAIO , NO. 217/2013

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€ 3 000
Auction dateClassic
03.02.2021 08:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
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Italy, Milan
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ID 486087
Lot 90 | CHOPARD, MODELLO "1000 MIGLIA" EDIZIONE LIMITATA IN ACCIAIO , NO. 217/2013
MATERIALE DELLA CASSA: Acciaio
DIMENSIONE DELLA CASSA: 44 mm diam
QUADRANTE: Grigio
MOVIMENTO: Automatico
COMPLICAZIONI: Cronografo, Data, Doppio fuso orario
CON: Cinturino Chopard in gomma nera, chiusura deployante Chopard in acciaio, Certificato di Origine Chopard datato 15 aprile 2013, Certificato Chopard Chronometer, materiale informativo di accompagnamento, scatola e imballaggio esterno originali
DATA: 2013


CHOPARD, LIMITED EDITION STEEL "1000 MIGLIA" MODEL, NO. 217/2013

CASE NO. 0217/2013 AND 1’801’496CASE MATERIAL: Stainless Steel
CASE SIZE: 44 mm diam
DIAL: Grey
MOVEMENT: Automatic
FUNCTIONS: Date, Dual-Time, Chronograph
WITH: Black Chopard RUBBER strap, Stainless steel Chopard deployant clasp, Chopard Certificate of Origin dated 15 April 2013, Chopard Chronometer Certificate, product literature, presentation box and outer packaging
DATE: 2013
Manufactur:Chopard
Applied technique:Chronograph
Medium:Steel
Art style:Modern art
Auction house category:Wrist watches
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