Franck Muller Long Island 900 QZ D

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Date

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Year of Production-

Case Size23mm

Case Material18k yellow gold

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Bracelet/Strap-

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationFrance

Estimates 3,362 - 4,727 USD

Description

FRANCK MULLER

Long Island Ref. 900 QZ D No. 81 Ladies' wristwatch in 18k yellow gold (750) and diamonds Rectangular case, lunette set with diamonds, screw-back case, signed Silver guilloche dial with stylized arabic numerals, signed Quartz movement Bracelet with ardillon buckle in 18k yellow gold (750) and diamonds, signed Dim. 23 x 32 mm Gross weight. 45,8 g

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