Lepine chronograph watch, Swiss, in 51 mm case, smooth top. Porcelain dial with …

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Lepine chronograph watch, Swiss, in 51 mm case, smooth top. Porcelain dial with multicolor tachymeter scale, seconds at six o'clock and minute accumulator. Escapement lever, rubies. Remontoir. C. 1.900. Excellent condition (1). Running condition. 85,1

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Lepine chronograph watch, Swiss, in 51 mm case, smooth top.

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