Patek Philippe, Calatrava "Clous de Paris", Ref. 4809, no. 2966xxxx, circa 1990. A classic and timeless ladies' watch in white gold, "Clous de Paris" bezel, white dial, radiating Roman numerals and black enameled hands. White rhodium-plated mechanical hand-wound movement, caliber 16-250. Original white gold buckle. The watch is in excellent condition, both mechanically and aesthetically. Diameter 25 mm - B.P. 26 g. A classic and timeless white gold ladies' wristwatch, "Clous de Paris" bezel, white dial, radiant Roman numerals and black enameled hands. White rhodium-plated manual movement caliber 16-250. Original white gold buckle. The watch, running, is in excellent general condition, both mechanically and aesthetically.

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