Chronoswiss Opus Chronometer 18K Yellow Gold. 7521
Chronometer
Ref: 7521
For SaleUSD 8,999
+ USD 0 shipping
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- Brand
- Chronoswiss
- Condition
- MINT
- Series
- Opus Chronometer 18K Yellow Gold.
- Box
- N/A
- Model
- CH 7521
- Papers
- N/A
- Reference
- 7521
- Year
- N/A
- Case Size
- N/A
- Location
- Australia
- Listed
- Mar 24, 2010
- Updated
- Mar 24, 2010
Description
This is in Australia, but I will be in Singapore, Hong kong and China next week and I can hand deliver the watch to a serious buyer.
This watch has been worn for approximately only 5 days.... but admired for about 4 months. Condition is near perfect... it still has some of the protective blue on the Engraved Model number... It has a Chronoswiss 18 K Deployment Clasp as an extra, comes in 18 K yellow gold and has the Solid Silver Sculptured Dial.
Owners comments;
I bought it because of the opportunity to study time in motion... I sell it because I have done that.
Includes, Observation Box, Stamped Papers, still in warranty, about 4 or 5 months old... may be 6.
A nice 18K watch
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