Audemars Piguet Day-Date Moonphase ref. 25589OR in 18k Rose Gold Porcelain Cream Dial with original warranty Paper 2014 with whom Patek Philippe maintained W-620

Name: Audemars Piguet Day-Date Moonphase ref. 25589OR in 18k Rose Gold Porcelain Cream Dial with original warranty Paper 2014 with whom Patek Philippe maintained W-620
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SKU: 4841241966
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Audemars Piguet Day Date Moonphase ref. 25589OR in 18k Rose Gold Porcelain Cream Dial with original warranty Paper 2014 with whom Patek Philippe maintained W 620 with whom Patek Philippe maintained a fruitful and enduring business partnership from 1872 to 1927 Comes on a single pass strap (per MOD rules) confirming a sale in Lugano One year mechanical warranty

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