A gentleman's pocket watch, Longines 800/000 silver, engine-turned case with fre…

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A gentleman's pocket watch, Longines 800/000 silver, engine-turned case with free engraving cartouche, white enamel dial with black wedge indices and blued hands, marked "Longines Nacib K. Djezvedjian Constantinople", small seconds at 6 o'clock, glass rim decorated with rocailles, keywind movement with anchor escapement, movement starts, circa 1900, diameter 48mm, height 17mm, total weight with silver watch chain approx. 89.1g

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A gentleman's pocket watch, Longines 800/000 silver, engine-

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