Jeff
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Advice needed on Vintage 1999 chrono
Hello,
first let me say I am a french GP fan, I already have a Richeville handwound chrono.
I need some advice from you, since I am proposed a LNIB
steel vintage 1999 chronograph (black dial, croco strap) for less than half of the retail price (3300 Euros/6900 Euros). The model number is 25990.0.11 and it seems to be a limited edition of 2001 pieces.
I have seen the watch on the person's wrist when I have purchased him another watch, and it is really a piece of art !
Do you confirm the movement is the new in-house colomn wheel chrono movement ?
Would you buy the watch at that price ?
Any comments welcome ! Thanks
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