Girard Perregaux Olimpico Chronograph Referenz 9075-AF 2009 - Patek Philippe Travel Time W-620
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Girard Perregaux Olimpico Chronograph Referenz 9075 AF 2009 Patek Philippe Travel Time W 620 Patek Philippe Travel Time 5134 37mm yellow gold case Movement serial 308xxx dating to 2000s Manual wind Patek movement calibre 215 White dial with applied Breguet numerals Blued hands Comes on the pictured Bulang and Sons leather strap Accompanied by the original Patek 18kt gold buckle Fully serviced by our watchmaker One year mechanical warranty Includes a handmade leather watch pouch Free worldwide Fedex Priority shipping The Turn O Graph Datejust has a long and illustrious history in the Rolex line up and represents the ultimate fusion of dress and sports watch Lieber Besucher schön The watch houses a two tone dial with a matte white outer rim and silver inner with both tachymeter and pulsations scales
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