Null GOLD HALF-SAVONNETTE WATCH.
Signed PATEK PHILIPPE, Geneva, early 20th centu…

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GOLD HALF-SAVONNETTE WATCH. Signed PATEK PHILIPPE, Geneva, early 20th century. Round, domed shape, engraved on one side with the initials MLS (Mary Limburg-Stirum) under a crown and on the inside with the inscription: "1 mai 1903". Hand-wound mechanical movement, signed Patek Philippe, white enamel dial, black Roman numeral hours, small seconds at 6 o'clock, blued steel hands. Case with time in blue Roman numerals on pink enamel background. As is. No. 115376. Marked: 750 (18 ct). Case: 35 mm. Gross weight: 39 g

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GOLD HALF-SAVONNETTE WATCH. Signed PATEK PHILIPPE, Geneva, early 20th century. Round, domed shape, engraved on one side with the initials MLS (Mary Limburg-Stirum) under a crown and on the inside with the inscription: "1 mai 1903". Hand-wound mechanical movement, signed Patek Philippe, white enamel dial, black Roman numeral hours, small seconds at 6 o'clock, blued steel hands. Case with time in blue Roman numerals on pink enamel background. As is. No. 115376. Marked: 750 (18 ct). Case: 35 mm. Gross weight: 39 g

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