Cartier Art Deco brooch watch
Circa 1920
Case in 950 thousandth platinum, back i…

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Art Deco brooch watch Circa 1920 Case in 950 thousandth platinum, back in enamelled 750 thousandth yellow gold Bezel set with diamonds and Onyx Numbered 9398 Grey dial with Arabic numerals and blued Breguet hands Hand-wound mechanical movement signed Cartier Dimensions: 26x36mm 950 thousandth platinum pin set with diamonds and onyx Original case signed Gross weight: 23.32gr Not working, service to be scheduled Provenance: offered by Gaby Morlay to the great-grandmother of the current owner

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