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Just got Christies catalog for their Geneva auction in May. They have a RM001 offered.
It's manufactured in 2001. Funny how the description says that it has a "co-axial button in the crown to select neutral, winding or hand-setting positions"
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Just got Christies catalog for their Geneva auction in May. They have a RM001 offered.
It's manufactured in 2001. Funny how the description says that it has a "co-axial button in the crown to select neutral, winding or hand-setting positions"
