Bovet Recital 1 DT8-70-005

Bovet Recital 1 DT8-70-005 46mm Platinum Blue

Bovet Recital 1 DT8-70-005 46mm Platinum Blue 1

Bovet Recital 1 DT8-70-005 46mm Platinum Blue 2

Bovet Recital 1 DT8-70-005 46mm Platinum Blue 3

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

ConditionExcellent

Year of Production2011

Case Size46mm

Case MaterialPlatinum

Dial ColorBlue

Bracelet/StrapAlligator Leather strap

Movement TypeManual

BoxYes

PapersYes

LocationUnited States

Estimates 42,000 - 48,000 USD

Description

1822 Dimier Recital 1 46 Platinum / Blue / Roman / Strap - Limited to 50 Pieces

2011 Platinum 46 30 Platinum Sapphire Blue Roman Manual 13DW01 192 39 Alligator Fold Platinum PREOWNED Box Papers / Warranty

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