Wristwatch: rarity, Movado Chronometre Polyplan in "Pink-Gold" Ref.4009 with original certificate and box, ca. 1912 Ca. 21 × 43mm, ca. 56g, 18K pink gold, in the rare version with 18K pink gold bracelet, domed back, completely signed, serial number 401325, Reference number 4008, matching to the original papers, extremely rare Movado chronometer movement calibre 400, movement number 401350, also matching to the original papers, winding crown at "12", silvered dial with applied white gold numerals, blued steel hands, in very good condition, original later Movado box, extremely rare collector's watch. In pink gold the Reference 4009 is hardly known so far and an absolute rarity, especially due to the original papers.

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