Specifications
Status |
Preowned |
Price |
$25000.00 $18500.00 |
Vendor SKU |
IW376411 |
Movement |
Automatic winding mechanical calibre number 89360 with 28,800 vph (4Hz) oscillation, 40 jewels, 68 hour power reserve, chronograph and date functions. |
Case |
18 karat rose gold case, 43.1mm wide by 51 mm high and 14.4 mm thick and weighing 165 grams including strap. Screw-in crown, convex sapphire crystal, and Sapphire see-through back. Water resistance rating of 30 m. |
Bracelet |
Brown alligator leather strap with 18K rose gold folding clasp. |
Dial |
Silver guilloche dial with applied rose gold hour markers and rose gold hands treated with luminous coating. Chronograph hours and minutes indicated on subsidiary dial at Twelve o'clock, seconds in sub-dial at Six, and date aperture at Six. |
Notes |
As new, comes with factory original boxes and papers. |
Variations
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