Watches TONINO LAMBORGHINI. Panfilo. Reference TLF-T03. Serial number 003XX. Sel…

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TONINO LAMBORGHINI. Panfilo. Reference TLF-T03. Serial number 003XX. Self-winding movement. Titanium case with 40mm diameter. Luminescent hour markers. Hours, minutes and seconds at center. Rubber and leather bracelet. Steel deployant clasp. Titanium case back. New, never worn watch sold with complete set consisting of original box and original warranty (four total pieces, three leather and one rubber). In working order.

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CARTIER PANTHERE RIBBON Reference: 2420. serial no. 79420PB. Steel case. Mother-of-pearl dial, Roman numeral hour markers. Quartz movement. Steel link bracelet on signed folding clasp. Sapphire crystal. Circa 2000. Diameter: 22 mm. A stainless steel ruban lady's wristwatch by Cartier. Circa 2000.

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VACHERON CONSTANTIN PATRIMONY POWER RESERVE Reference: 47200/1. Serial number: 706596. Case in 18k white gold. Light grey dial, seconds at 6 o'clock, Roman numeral hour markers (date at 2 o'clock and power reserve at 10 o'clock). Self-winding mechanical movement (caliber 1127), serial no. 862384. Leather strap on unsigned steel folding clasp, sapphire crystal. Circa 1990. Diameter: 35 mm. An 18k gold wristwatch automatic movement, by Vacheron Constantin. Circa 1990.

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FRED, ring, Une Île d'Or, 18K white gold, ref no. 1008112, serial number 4B0741, width 5,7 mm, size 16,25 mm, weight 4,7 g, case.

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IWC, Tourbillon Mystère Squelette Portuguese wristwatch, reference 5043. Exemplaire justifié 04/50. Serial no. 3321682. White gold case and 750/1000 white gold folding clasp. In its varnished palissadre case with warranty.

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