Chronoswiss Regulateur
38mm
SoldEUR 2,190
+ EUR 0 shipping
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- Brand
- Chronoswiss
- Condition
- GOOD
- Series
- Regulateur
- Box
- Yes
- Model
- Automatique
- Papers
- Yes
- Year
- 1999
- Case Size
- 38
- Location
- Hungary
- Listed
- Jan 17, 2025
- Updated
- Jan 17, 2025
✅ SOLD — This item has been sold.
Description
Dear Community,
up for sale is my beloved Chronoswiss Regulateur Automatique watch.
The Regulateur from Chronoswiss was the first serial wristwatch with a regulator dial and the first serial wristwatch with an open caseback.
This automatic version of the model has the Enicar movement.
The watch is in a good overall condition, runs well, the case has some little scratches due to its age. The case has never been polished or refurbished, it is all in an original condition.
The watch has a deployant clasp, normally the watch comes only with a pin buckle.
The set is complete with every paper, the watch has its original wooden box, only the green outer box is missing.
I think the watch will have a cult status in the future, it is a great watch for a little money!
I am not interested in a trade!
Friendly reminder:
I am a private person therefore there is no warranty and no return from my side!
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