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GERALD GENTA, DISNEY, MODELLO MINNIE MOUSE, NO. 10, REF. 3338.7

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€ 1 134
Auction dateClassic
10.03.2022 13:00UTC +02:00
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CHRISTIE'S
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Italy, Milan
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ID 725143
Lot 215 | GERALD GENTA, DISNEY, MODELLO MINNIE MOUSE, NO. 10, REF. 3338.7
MATERIALE DELLA CASSA: Oro 18k e acciaio inossidabile
MISURA DELLA CASSA: 23 mm
QUADRANTE: Madreperla
MOVIMENTO: Movimento al quarzo
COMPLICAZIONI: Le braccia di Minnie Mouse indicano minuti e ore
CON: Garanzia internazionale Gerald Genta, etichetta di vendita, scatola personalizzata e packaging
DATA: 1997

GERALD GENTA, DISNEY, MINNIE MOUSE MODEL, NO. 10, REF. 3338.7
CASE NUMBER: 6’396

CASE MATERIAL: 18K gold and stainless steel
CASE SIZE: 23 mm
DIAL: Mother-of-pearl
MOVEMENT: Quartz movement
FUNCTIONS: The arms of Minnie Mouse indicating the minute and the hour
WITH: Gerald Genta blank International Warranty, sales tag, fitted presentation box and outer packaging
CIRCA: 1997

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Manufactur:Gerald Genta
Applied technique:Quartz movement
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