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CHOPARD · WOMEN'S WATCH Ref. 10/2949 · ca. 1970s · 18K white gold · 24 × 22 mm 68 brilliant-cut diamonds encircle the gently rounded case, while the delicately shimmering white gold bracelet nestles against the wrist. With this Chopard, everything flows seamlessly together. It possesses both radiance and lightness—a true lady. Material: 18K white gold, 68 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 1.63 ct · Weight: 43.9 g · Case number: 65574 Case: Gently rounded cushion-shaped case in white gold with a double-row brilliant-cut bezel, signed crown, and sapphire crystal. Dial: Silver plated brushed finish, slender baton hands, and applied hour markers, doubled at 12 o’clock. Movement: Hand-wound, movement signed Chopard Genève Functions: Two-hand watch Bracelet: Supple integrated Milanese bracelet in 18K white gold, finely textured; wrist circumference approx. 145 mm Clasp: Adjustable ladder clasp in 18K white gold, signed L.U.C Box: No · Papers: Warranty certificate and sales receipt from Armin Kurz, dated 1977 Condition: Very nicely preserved with slight signs of wear on the case back, a well-maintained dial, and a supple bracelet. I
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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.