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IWC · AUTOMATIC Ref. likely 810 A · ca. 1958–1962 · stainless steel · 34 mm A classic IWC that dares to be bold with color: The deep red dial lends the clean Schaffhausen design a special charm. The steel case and slender hour markers maintain a clean, understated look; inside, the Caliber 853 with Pellaton winding mechanism keeps time. A watch whose color you won’t forget. Case number: 1545460 · Movement number: 1525090 Case: Simple round steel case with a polished bezel and slender lugs. Fluted crown, Plexiglass, and a pressed caseback. Dial: Rich red with a fine texture, applied baton hour markers, and dot minute track. Faceted Dauphine hands and the curved IWC signature. Movement: Automatic, IWC Caliber 853 with Pellaton winding Functions: Three-hand watch with central seconds Strap: Later red leather strap by Barón with embossed surface Clasp: Unsigned, steel-colored pin buckle Box: No · Papers: No Condition: Well-preserved with age-appropriate case marks and largely scratch-free Plexiglas. Leather strap shows signs of wear. Condition: *
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Nach vollständigem Zahlungseingang erfolgt der Versand: innerhalb der Schweiz mit Schweizer Post vom 30. November bis 18. Dezember 2026, ins Ausland mit Fed Ex bis 15. Dezember 2026. Eine persönliche oder selbst organisierte Abholung ist möglich.