Baume & Mercier Classima 65898

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size39mm

Case MaterialRose gold and Titanium

Dial ColorWhite

Bracelet/StrapCrocodile

Movement TypeAutomatic

BoxYes

PapersYes

LocationUnited Kingdom

Estimates 1,029 - 1,543 USD

Sale Price

Description

Baume & Mercier - Classima

Baume & Mercier - a Classima wrist watch. Rose metal and titanium case with exhibition case back. Case width 39mm. Reference 65898, serial 6148974. Signed automatic calibre BM11892A. White dial with baton hour markers, quarterly Roman numerals, date aperture to three. On a signed black crocodile strap with gold plated pin buckle. Inner box and papers.

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