KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 1
KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 2
KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 3
KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 4
KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 5
KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 6
KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970 - photo 7

KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970

Starting price
€ 1 200
Auction dateClassic
06.11.2021 11:00UTC +00:00
Auctioneer
Eppli Auktionshaus - Schmuck & Uhren
Event location
Germany, Stuttgart
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ID 651051
Lot 412 | KONVOLUT Gold Damenuhren Quartz / mechanisch. Ca. 1920 bis 1970
BUNDLE gold ladies watches quartz / mechanical. Ca. 1920 til 1970. Consisting of:

-OMEGA Quartz. Case and bracelet in 14K gold, bezel with 12 diamonds. Quartz movement, working. Case and bracelet with signs of use. Weight 37g, 23.5 mm diameter without crown.
-OMEGA handwound. Case in 14K gold. Handwound movement, working. Case, strap and crystal with signs of use. Weight 13g, 22mm diameter without crown.
-Preziosa Quartz. Case and bracelet in 8K gold. Quartz movement with new battery, working. Case, bracelet and crystal with signs of use. Weight 18g, 15.5 mm diameter without crown.
-Art Deco anonymous. Case 14K gold. Handwound movement, working. Dial with chessboard guilloche and Breguet-numerals and -hands. Signs of wear on case and crystal. Weight 9.5g. 22mm diameter without crown.
Auction house category:Clocks
Address of auction Eppli Auktionshaus - Schmuck & Uhren
Bärenstraße 6-8
70173 Stuttgart
Germany
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