HEURLUX Incabloc antimagnetic chronograph from the 1940s, the case in 18-carat y…

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HEURLUX

Incabloc antimagnetic chronograph from the 1940s, the case in 18-carat yellow gold (750 ‰) with pear-shaped handles, clipped back (numbered, French case). Black dial with telemetric scale and painted Arabic numerals, two counters for minutes and seconds. Red arrow seconds hand. Crocodile strap (Crocodylia spp. CITES appendix II B) with gilded metal buckle. Venus calibre 188 hand-wound mechanical movement. Diameter: 37 mm Condition: very good Gross weight: 44.1 g

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