Franck Muller Chronograph «Cintrée Curvex» mit Diamanten - photo 1
Franck Muller Chronograph «Cintrée Curvex» mit Diamanten - photo 2
Franck Muller Chronograph «Cintrée Curvex» mit Diamanten - photo 3

Franck Muller Chronograph «Cintrée Curvex» mit Diamanten

Starting price
€ 15 000
Auction dateClassic
25.11.2022 14:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Kaupp GmbH
Event location
Germany, Sulzburg
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ID 854425
Lot 1290 | Franck Muller Chronograph «Cintrée Curvex» mit Diamanten
Franck Muller Chronograph «Cintrée Curvex» mit Diamanten
Genf 2000er Jahre. WG 18 Kt. Glattes, tonneauförmiges Gehäuse mit verglastem Boden, Lünette vollständig besetzt mit 38 Diamanten im Baguetteschliff von zus. 2,20 ct V.V.S., Weiß. Hellblaues, emailliertes Zifferblatt mit arabischer Minuterie und Minutenring, zentral besetzt mit über 100 Diamant-Brillanten von zus. 1 ct V.V.S.-V.S., Weiß, gebläute Birnenzeiger, Zentralchronograph, 30-Min.-Zähler bei der Ziffer 3, dezentrale Sekunde bei der Ziffer 6, 12-Std.-Zähler bei der Ziffer 9. Saphirglas. Kronaufzugwerk. Ref. «7501 CC BAG», Cal. «7501 CC» und bez. «CD No. 00». Originales Lederarmband mit WG 18 Kt. Dornschließe, besetzt mit acht Diamant-Brillanten von zus. 0,16 ct V.V.S., Weiß. Feingehaltsstempel und Herstellermarke.
H. 3,9, B. 2,9 cm (Uhr),
L. 19,5 cm (Armband). 51,9 gr. Originalholzschatulle mit Umkarton.

Zustandsbericht:
Sehr guter, funktionstüchtiger Zustand. Gehäuse mit kaum merklichen Kratzern. Lederarmband mit starken Tragespuren. Kunstlederausstattung der Schatulle mit leichten Altersspuren, Umkarton mit Lagerungsspuren.
Auction house category:Wrist watches
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