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A rare Day Date gem
Hello guys, I'ld like to share my 1807 DD coming from a private and important collection.
This 1807 WG version (rare by itself) has a extra - appealing - enamel + gilt dial and the case/bracelet looks like almost unworn ... it's a pure beauty to have it on my wrist.
Made for South American market there are only 3 pieces known in the world like this one.
Enjoy the view.
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A rare Day Date gem
Hello guys, I'ld like to share my 1807 DD coming from a private and important collection. This 1807 WG version (rare by itself) has a extra - appealing - enamel + gilt dial and the case/bracelet looks like almost unworn ... it's a pure beauty to have it o...
That is a stunner.
I've been two years almost searching for the "right" WG President. I've come close once or twice but still searching. Yours is the kind of "right" that I'm looking for. Congrats.
