Blancpain Lu00e9man Ru00e9veil GMT 2041-12A30-64B

SourceChrono 10:10

Listed 182 Days Ago

ConditionVery good

Year of Production-

Case Size40mm

Case MaterialTitanium and Red gold

Dial ColorBlack

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeAutomatic

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationCzech Republic

Price 14,072 USD

Description

Blancpain Léman Réveil GMT ALARM GMT

Watch details BRAND NAME : Blancpain REFERENCE NUMBER : 2041-12A30-64B MODEL NAME : Léman Réveil GMT SCOPE OF DELIVERY : Original box, no original papers DEALER PRODUCT CODE : 11/2023/8948/2 CONDITION : Very good (Worn with little to no signs of wear) Case/Dial CASE MATERIAL : Titanium MOVEMENT : Automatic CASE DIAMETER : 40 mm DIAL : Black Strap/Bracelet BRACELET MATERIAL : Leather

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