Null E. GUBELIN
Fine and rare, dress pocket watch with salmon dial
Made circa 19…

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E. GUBELIN Fine and rare, dress pocket watch with salmon dial Made circa 1920 Movement and case signed and numbered DIAM: 46 mm Note: These copper or "salmon" dials are rare and uncommon

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E. GUBELIN Fine and rare, dress pocket watch with salmon dial Made circa 1920 Movement and case signed and numbered DIAM: 46 mm Note: These copper or "salmon" dials are rare and uncommon

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LONGINES FOR TIFFANY & CO. Model: pocket watch Years: 30 Case:no. 3316674 18 kt yellow gold Dial:white enamel Movement:mechanical manual Accessories: none Signatures: Tiffany dial, Longines Tiffany case and movement. Dimensions: 45 mm, 56.2 g.

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