Null Angelus wristwatch, La Locle circa 1970, hand-wound movement, 17 jewels, st…

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Angelus wristwatch, La Locle circa 1970, hand-wound movement, 17 jewels, stainless steel case, 21 x 21 mm, silver-colored dial, movement running, black leather strap. 4418-009

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Angelus wristwatch, La Locle circa 1970, hand-wound movement, 17 jewels, stainless steel case, 21 x 21 mm, silver-colored dial, movement running, black leather strap. 4418-009

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Estim. 1 000 EUR

ULYSSE NARDIN LE LOCLE Model: Michelangelo ref. 174-44 Year: 1990 Case: no. 1702 in steel and yellow gold with handle lugs Dial: creamy white and mother-of-pearl Movement: mechanical automatic cal. 17-6 Strap: brown leather with laminated buckle Accessories: none Signatures: dial, case, movement and buckle Dimensions: 33 x 29 (excluding lugs)

Estim. 600 - 900 EUR

Wristwatch DuBois Gold Le Locle Switzerland, 1970s, in a yellow gold case stamped 14 k, ETA movement with manual winding, 17 jewels and shock protection, gilt dial with centre seconds and date, on a new leather strap with pin buckle, in working order, Z 1-2, D 34 mm, G 35 g.

Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

ANGELUS Model: clock Years: 40 Case: gilt brass with shaped base and black wooden bridge support Dial: gilt with decorated black frames Movement: manual mechanical (8 days) Dimensions: 28 x 6.5 cm height 19 IMHOF Model: star clock Years: 60s Case: gilt and chrome-plated brass Dial: silvered with star markers Movement: manual mechanical (8 days) Dimensions: 15 cm

Estim. 1 500 EUR

MOVADO, 1950S JEWEL WATCH. In platinum, silver-plated dial and hand-wound movement, scroll decorations in huit-huit-cut diamonds totaling c. 2.00 ct and carat-cut rubies totaling c. 2.50 ct. 18.30 g; length approx. 17 cm.

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