Reloj de pulsera Art Déco para señora, en oro blanco con zafiros y diamantes, fabricado por Benrus New/La Chaux-de-Fonds, hacia 1920. Benrus New York/La Chaux-de-Fonds, circa 1920, movimiento de cuerda manual, calibre 8183 de Benrus, 17 rubíes, platina marcada Benrus Watch Co, movimiento en marcha, caja con estampado interno 14 K, Benrus, esfera plateada, manchada, caja engastada con 4 baguettes de zafiro, aprox. 0,30 quilates, 2 rosetas de diamantes, aprox. 0,04 quilates, corona con cabujón de zafiro, caja 27 x 17 mm, correa de tiro niquelada, peso 16,2 g. 4229-027

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