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JUVENIA. Chronograph. Valjoux 23 hand-wound movement. Steel case 34…

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Watches JUVENIA. Chronograph. Valjoux 23 hand-wound movement. Steel case 34mm diameter, Two-counter chronograph function. Small seconds at 9 o'clock. Cream dial with gold applied hour markers. Non-original leather strap. Bamboo lugs Plexiglas glass. c. 1940. Hallmarked. At the time of cataloging the watch appears to be working but the movement has not been tested for time accuracy.

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Watches JUVENIA. Chronograph. Valjoux 23 hand-wound movement. Steel case 34mm diameter, Two-counter chronograph function. Small seconds at 9 o'clock. Cream dial with gold applied hour markers. Non-original leather strap. Bamboo lugs Plexiglas glass. c. 1940. Hallmarked. At the time of cataloging the watch appears to be working but the movement has not been tested for time accuracy.

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