Watches VACHERON & CONSTANTIN Reference 2136. Serial number 491XXXX. Cal. K1014 …

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VACHERON & CONSTANTIN Reference 2136. Serial number 491XXXX. Cal. K1014 hand-wound. Anatomical "cushion" case measuring 31x35 mm in diameter. Silver-plated dial with hours and minutes in center. Non-original strap with white gold-plated buckle. 18kt gold push-in case back. Mineral glass. Total gross weight 26g ca. 1980. Time marker in good state of preservation, minimal signs of wear to dial. At the time of cataloging the watch appears to be in working order but the movement has not been tested for time accuracy.

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