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RADO Diastar Integral gents chronograph reference 538.0592.3, Switzerland around 2005, quartz, case in steel partial gold-plated, ceramic-bracelet with butterfly buckle, case back screwed-down 4-times, black dial with gilded hour-indices and Arabic numerals, gilded luminous hands, constant second and date at 6, measures approx. 36 x 30 mm, length approx. 21,5 cm, condition 2

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RADO Diastar Integral gents chronograph reference 538.0592.3, Switzerland around 2005, quartz, case in steel partial gold-plated, ceramic-bracelet with butterfly buckle, case back screwed-down 4-times, black dial with gilded hour-indices and Arabic numerals, gilded luminous hands, constant second and date at 6, measures approx. 36 x 30 mm, length approx. 21,5 cm, condition 2

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