CARTIER CARTIER
Bathtub
No. 780941885
Circa 1980
Ladies' wristwatch in 18k (750…

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CARTIER

CARTIER Bathtub No. 780941885 Circa 1980 Ladies' wristwatch in 18k (750) yellow gold Case: oval with double gadroons on the bezel, screw closure on the middle, signed Dial: white with spider-effect cracks, Roman numerals, signed Movement: mechanical Bracelet/clasp: folding clasp in yellow gold, signed Size: 22 x 32 mm Gross weight: 30.25 g A 18k yellow gold lady's wristwatch by Cartier with yellow gold deployant clasp signed Condition report given for information only: Sold as is, without warranty Traces of wear and tear visible throughout Dials with visible spider cracks Movement works, but needs to be serviced Condition report given as an indication : Sold as is, without warranty Signs of wear from use visible throughout Dial with visible small cracks "spider" effect Movement is ticking but plan for a standard overhaul

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