Chronoswiss Perpetual Calendar 1721
40mm
Ref: 1721
For SaleUSD 17,900
+ USD 0 shipping
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- Brand
- Chronoswiss
- Condition
- NIB
- Series
- Perpetual Calendar
- Box
- Yes
- Model
- 18k Rose Gold - CH1721
- Papers
- Yes
- Reference
- 1721
- Year
- N/A
- Case Size
- 40
- Location
- United States
- Listed
- Dec 23, 2011
- Updated
- Dec 23, 2011
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Description
Chronoswiss Perpetual Calendar 18k Rose Gold Ref # CH1721
Retail $40,500 - BRAND NEW IN BOX
40mm 18k Rose Gold case.
Automatic Cal. C127 movement.
Gorgeous white dial.
Sapphire exhibition case back.
Comes as pictured on black croc strap with matching 18k Rose Gold tang buckle.
Watch is BNIB - Brand New In Box and never worn.
Comes 100% complete with all Chronoswiss presentation boxes, booklets, warranty info etc.
Retail $40,500 - BRAND NEW IN BOX
40mm 18k Rose Gold case.
Automatic Cal. C127 movement.
Gorgeous white dial.
Sapphire exhibition case back.
Comes as pictured on black croc strap with matching 18k Rose Gold tang buckle.
Watch is BNIB - Brand New In Box and never worn.
Comes 100% complete with all Chronoswiss presentation boxes, booklets, warranty info etc.
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