Null Chronograph GUB Glashütte
Model year 1954-1961, wristwatch stopper/gearwhe…

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Chronograph GUB Glashütte Model year 1954-1961, wristwatch stopper/gearwheel chronograph with fly-back function, calibre 64, Swiss pallet lever escapement with polished steel lever and steel escape wheel, self-compensating balance spring (Nivarox), running time 36 hours, gold-plated steel case, white dial with two totalisers, blue tachymeter scale, in working order, Z 1, on new leather strap, diameter 35 mm.

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Chronograph GUB Glashütte Model year 1954-1961, wristwatch stopper/gearwheel chronograph with fly-back function, calibre 64, Swiss pallet lever escapement with polished steel lever and steel escape wheel, self-compensating balance spring (Nivarox), running time 36 hours, gold-plated steel case, white dial with two totalisers, blue tachymeter scale, in working order, Z 1, on new leather strap, diameter 35 mm.

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