ARSA Chronometre rare chronometer wristwatch in steel, Switzerland around 1955, …

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ARSA Chronometre rare chronometer wristwatch in steel, Switzerland around 1955, manual winding, screwed down steel case, silvered dial patinated, applied gilded indices, gilded hands, constant second at 6, nickel plated movement marked 'Chronometre ARSA' with chronometer-number 20613, 19 jewels, endstone on escape wheel, big Glucydur-balance, diameter approx. 36 mm, condition 2-3, property of a collector

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ARSA Chronometre rare chronometer wristwatch in steel, Switz

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