Zenith Oro Giallo 18kt Nuovo Box & Paper Details
Code
:3047
Movement
:Manual winding
Case Material
:Yellow gold
Bracelet Material
:Leather
Year
:1970
:With Box
Location
:Italy, PISA
Price
:
950 (= $ 1,176)
Availability
Available immediately
Caliber
Movement
:Manual winding
Case
Case Material
:Yellow gold
Dial
:Gold
Bracelet
Bracelet Material
:Leather
Bracelet Color
:Black
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