Favre-Leuba Vintage 1129

Favre-Leuba Vintage 1129 17mm Yellow gold Silver

Favre-Leuba Vintage 1129 17mm Yellow gold Silver 1

Favre-Leuba Vintage 1129 17mm Yellow gold Silver 2

Favre-Leuba Vintage 1129 17mm Yellow gold Silver 3

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size17mm

Case MaterialYellow gold

Dial ColorSilver

Bracelet/StrapYellow gold

Movement TypeMechanical

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationFrance

Estimates 539 - 862 USD

Sale Price

Description

FAVRE-LEUBA Geneva ref. 1129 Wrist watch

FAVRE-LEUBA Geneva ref. 1129 18k yellow gold bracelet watch. Round case. Pressure bottom. Silver dial. Golden leaf hands. Mechanical movement Bracelet in 18k yellow gold. Diameter: 17mm Gross weight: 20.6gr

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