Watches LORENZ-Torneo- Regulateur. Reference 17223. Self-winding movement. Limit…

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LORENZ-Torneo- Regulateur. Reference 17223. Self-winding movement. Limited series no. 76/500. Steel case with 37mm diameter, white bi-tonal Dial. Blue hands with seconds in small 6. Original leather strap with deployant clasp. Sapphire crystal. Recent series. Watch in excellent cosmetic condition, appears to be a stock, however, no set is present. At the time of cataloging the watch appears to be in working order, but the movement has not been tested for time accuracy. *Please note that the straps made from materials derived from.

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