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GREUBEL FORSEY. A RARE 18K PINK GOLD SEMI-SKELETONISED 30° INCLINED DOUBLE TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH WITH 120 HOUR POWER RESERVE

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HKD 1 386 000
Auction dateClassic
26.05.2024 13:00UTC +08:00
Auctioneer
CHRISTIE'S
Event location
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Lot 2340 | GREUBEL FORSEY. A RARE 18K PINK GOLD SEMI-SKELETONISED 30° INCLINED DOUBLE TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH WITH 120 HOUR POWER RESERVE
GREUBEL FORSEY. A RARE 18K PINK GOLD SEMI-SKELETONISED 30° INCLINED DOUBLE TOURBILLON WRISTWATCH WITH 120 HOUR POWER RESERVE
DOUBLE TOURBILLON 30° TECHNIQUE MODEL, MOVEMENT NO. 23, CASE NO. 01 849, CIRCA 2010
Movement: Manual
Dial: Semi-skeletonised
Case: 47 mm.
With: 18k pink gold Greubel Forsey deployant clasp, undated Greubel Forsey Owner’s Book, Greubel Forsey Extrait du Grand Livre and Greubel Forsey Certificat de Grand Service
Remark: This watch comes with 2 years guarantee and full service certificate which is valid during six months following the date of acquisition of the watch at Christie’s, offering the new owner a free servicing (but not exceeding 10,000 CHF of the retail service price) of the present watch in Greubel Forsey’s workshops, subject to conditions published on the back of the Certificate.
Applied technique:Manual-winding, Power reserve indicator, Tourbillon
Medium:Gold
Art style:Modern art
Auction house category:Wrist watches, Men's wristwatches
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