Null ANGELUS calibre 250 wristwatch movement with intermediate wheel-chronograph…

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ANGELUS calibre 250 wristwatch movement with intermediate wheel-chronograph, Switzerland around 1950, manual winding, nickel plated movement, 17 jewels, Glucydur-balance, hour- wheel has to be replaced, diameter approx. 27 mm, condition 2-3

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ANGELUS calibre 250 wristwatch movement with intermediate wheel-chronograph, Switzerland around 1950, manual winding, nickel plated movement, 17 jewels, Glucydur-balance, hour- wheel has to be replaced, diameter approx. 27 mm, condition 2-3

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