Patek Philippe Gondolo
Circa 1930
Extra large rectangular man's watch
Case in …

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Patek Philippe

Gondolo Circa 1930 Extra large rectangular man's watch Case in yellow gold 750 thousandth signed and numbered Silvered dial with Breguet numerals, small seconds at 6 o'clock and leaf hands Mechanical movement with manual winding Caliber 10 signed and numbered Dimensions: 26x40mm approximately Unsigned leather strap with gold plated buckle Extract from a Patek Philippe archive from 2021

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