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REGLIA, 1960s Round-case wristwatch in 18K yellow gold, champagne dial, gold baton hour markers, date at 3 o'clock, mechanical movement, brown lizard-style leather strap. D. 32 mm. PB. 27,4 g

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REGLIA, 1960s Round-case wristwatch in 18K yellow gold, champagne dial, gold baton hour markers, date at 3 o'clock, mechanical movement, brown lizard-style leather strap. D. 32 mm. PB. 27,4 g

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