Titus wristwatch with chronograph - Switzerland, M. 20th century - Round case, l…

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Titus wristwatch with chronograph - Switzerland, M. 20th century - Round case, light dial with applied stick indices and "12" and "6", stick minute markers, Lancette hands, telemeter scale, small second and 30-minute counter, automatic movement, cognac-colored leather strap with pin buckle. Red gold 18 ct. Stamped with fineness and company mark. Case Ø 3.6 cm. - Slight signs of age.

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Titus wristwatch with chronograph - Switzerland, M. 20th cen

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