French Art Deco period Ladies' wristwatch in 750 thousandths white gold, steel and black split leather. Case: tonneau (20x13mm), geometric-decorated bezel and lugs set with pearl-set rose-cut diamonds, hinged clip back. Dial: silvered, Arabic numerals, minute track, blued steel Breguet hands. Movement: hand-wound mechanical, winding crown set with an imitation blue cabochon stone. Buckle: posterior steel pin buckle. P. Gross weight: 11.1 g. (Accident to the bracelet, oxidation to the dial, to be overhauled).

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