Limitierter Christian Lippuner Chronograph «Merkur» - photo 1
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Limitierter Christian Lippuner Chronograph «Merkur»

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Auction dateClassic
25.11.2022 14:00UTC +02:00
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Auktionshaus Kaupp GmbH
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Germany, Sulzburg
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ID 854429
Lot 1294 | Limitierter Christian Lippuner Chronograph «Merkur»
Limitierter Christian Lippuner Chronograph «Merkur»
Neuhausen am Rheinfall 1994. GG 18 Kt. Rundes Gehäuse mit verglastem Boden. Weißes Zifferblatt ohne Minuterie, Datumsring, Lanzenzeiger, Zentralchronograph, 12-Std.-Zähler und Mondphase bei der Ziffer 6, dezentrale Sekunde und 24-Std.-Zähler bei der Ziffer 9, 30-min.-Zähler, Wochentags- und Monatsfenster bei der Ziffer 12. Saphirglas. Automatikwerk. Ref. «3.93.3», Cal. «7751» und «6/20» num. Originales Lederarmband mit 18 Kt. Dornschließe. Feingehaltsstempel und Herstellermarke.
D. 3,7 cm (Uhr),
L. 23,5 cm (Armband). 109,1 gr. Originalholzschatulle und Papiere.
Limitierte Auflage von 500 Exemplaren, davon 20 in 18 Karat Gelbgold.
Seit der Gründung im Jahr 1991 legt Christian Lippuner hohen Wert auf Liebe zum Detail, maximale Präzision und Qualität in seinen Einzelstücken oder in Kleinst-Serien hergestellten Uhren. Jede Christian Lippuner Uhr ist somit ein sehr persönliches, exklusives Schmuckstück von hohem, bleibendem Wert.
Rechnung: Christian Lippuner, Neuhausen am Rheinfall, 28.03.1994, Rechnungsbetrag 5700 CHF (ca. 5870 €).

Zustandsbericht:
Guter, funktionstüchtiger Zustand. Gehäuse ber. und mit Kratzern. Lederarmband mit starken Tragespuren. Schatulle mit Lagerungsspuren, Kunstlederausstattung mit Altersspuren.
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