A batch of watch parts comprising : a steel oyster-type case with its caseback marked Tudor by Rolex - a gold-plated fluted bezel - a dial for Tudor Prince OysterDate in gold-plated linen, with applied baton hour-markers and straight gold-plated hands. - a mechanical self-winding movement caliber ETA 2846 with an oscillating weight pastille marked Tudor (apocryphal) a crown bearing the Rolex crown a medium-gray leather strap with gilded metal buckle The lot is sold as is, without warranty of function.

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