GIR. Bracelet watch in yellow gold 750 thousandths, round case with gadrooned shoulders, silver dial applied with Arabic numerals and railway minute track, integrated tubogaz mesh bracelet, clip clasp (winding crown missing). Hand-wound mechanical movement (needs servicing). Circa 1940-1950. Signed on the dial. Back no. 1821 5200. Case diameter: 18 mm Strap length: 16.5 to 17.5 cm Gross weight: 17.5 g All watches were function-tested at the time of writing. Except for the mention of a mechanism "to be overhauled", the watches were functional. However, the accuracy of the movements nor the functioning of the watches beyond the date of sale.

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