BOUCHERON Paris. Ladies' watch bracelet in 750 thousandths gold, twisted cap set with pavé sapphires and round brilliant-cut diamonds concealing its copper dial with painted Arabic numerals and hour-markers. Mechanical movement signed Omega, numbered 22 306 236. Bracelet with openwork braided links and secure ratchet clasp. Signed, Verger Frères hallmark. Circa 1950/60. Comes with its case. Gross weight: 77.10 g. Studies for ladies' wristwatches from the years 1952-53 and 54 are illustrated in the book ''Boucheron Le Joaillier du Temps'' by Gilles Néret, published by Conti, pages 160-161-162.

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