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421 - CARTIER New York
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Estimation
€12,000 - 15,000Sale fees
CARTIER New York By Buche Girod Medium Baignoire Extremely rare 18k yellow gold (750) dress watch with a mechanical movement. - Domed oval case, smooth bezel, beaded crown set with a blue stone, screw-down caseback. - Cream-colored patinated dial, black-painted Roman numerals, straight hands - Blue leather strap, gold-plated metal pin buckle. Case, dial, and movement are signed. Swiss case signed Buche Girod; dial signed Cartier in the so-called “Cadillac” typeface. Case with hammerhead mark 112 for Guyot & Cie SA, active in La Chaux-de-Fonds between November 30, 1965, and March 11, 2004. Case numbered YG 7743-1 / 88 426. Case numbered 19480 for the Cartier New York inventory and dated 8-68 for August 1968. Mechanical movement with manual winding. Dimensions: 30 x 22 mm Bracelet length: 14–17 cm Gross weight: 23.10 g Condition Report - Aesthetic condition: good overall condition, fine scratches from wear, patina on the bracelet. - Mechanical condition: the watch was functioning at the time of appraisal; a service is recommended.
Auction details
Christmas Sale (Part 1) - Gold, Jewelry, WatchesAuction house
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