Orologio, Altanus Geneve Clock, Altanus Geneve
1970s
Snap-in steel case, plexy g…

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Orologio, Altanus Geneve

Clock, Altanus Geneve 1970s Snap-in steel case, plexy glass, Unitas caliber 6340 manual movement, silver dial with Arabic numerals and black hands Diameter 35 cm. The watch is in working order but may need an overhaul.

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Orologio, Altanus Geneve

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