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Jaeger-LeCoultre Annual Calendar with moon phases
Jaeger-LeCoultre ref. 141.119.5 in steel and gold, with full calendar and moon phases: a classic complication housed in a discreet 33.5 mm case.
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LeCoultre Tank Ref. T466720
A rectangular LeCoultre watch from the 1920s, in gold filled, 23 × 35 mm, with small seconds at 6 o’clock: a scarcely documented reference, signed with the LeCoultre name alone.
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Patek Philippe “Disco Volante” Ref. 2594
Patek Philippe reference 2594 in 18k gold, the “Disco Volante” of Italian collectors: a broad, flat bezel, a very slim case, a design experiment of the 1950s.
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Patek Philippe Calatrava Ref. 3588
An 18k gold Calatrava on a gold bracelet with the automatic calibre 28-255, from the United Arab Emirates: a gold dial finished in iridescent lacquer shading from white to blue, with hand-engraved indices.
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Patek Philippe Lady Ref. 4457
A Patek Philippe ladies’ watch in 18k gold, with a rectangular case with cut corners and a manual-winding calibre 16-250 movement: a sober, classic ladies’ dress watch.
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Piaget “Dancer” Ref. 15932
A Piaget Dancer from the 1980s made entirely of 18k gold, case, dial and integrated bracelet: an elegant watch with a slim profile, central seconds and date.
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Piaget oval Tank Ref. 9155
Piaget oval Tank, reference 9155, in 18k white gold, manual winding, with hours and minutes only: a slim and discreet evening watch in the Maison’s tradition of elegance.
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Ulysse Nardin “Cioccolatino” Ref. 611133
Ulysse Nardin ref. 611133 from the 1940s, a rectangular stainless steel case known as the “cioccolatino”, with an ivory dial finished in copper and small seconds at 6 o’clock.
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Ulysse Nardin Ref. 5655/11
Ulysse Nardin reference 5655/11 from the 1960s, in 18k gold, 35 mm, manual winding, with an ELKA double-signed dial, a detail that adds to its collector interest.
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Universal Genève “Polerouter Sub”
A steel diver’s watch from the 1960s, the underwater version of the Polerouter created for SAS pilots on the polar routes: Super-Compressor case with two crowns, rotating inner bezel and micro-rotor automatic movement.
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Vacheron Constantin Patrimony Ref. 44001/1
Vacheron Constantin Patrimony ref. 44001/1 in 18k gold, 1980s-1990s: a slim and sober dress watch, powered by an ultra-thin automatic movement with date.
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Vacheron Constantin Ref. 311918
A Vacheron & Constantin «Patrimony» from the 1940s-1950s in 18k gold, 35 mm, with small seconds at 6 o’clock: a classic wristwatch of its era, of great sobriety.
