OMEGA Classic Seamaster De Ville round watch, the case in 18-carat yellow gold (…

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Classic Seamaster De Ville round watch, the case in 18-carat yellow gold (750 ‰), one-piece caseback marked with the seahorse logo. Double signature on the Seamaster - De Ville dial. Gold dial with applied indexes and baton hands. Date window at 3 o'clock and 18-carat yellow gold (750 ‰) braided mesh bracelet (deformations). Movement: Self-winding mechanical caliber (Works, expect overhaul). Diameter: 35 mm. Condition: quite good Gross weight: 87.4 g

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