Georg Jensen Torun 326

Georg Jensen Torun 326 33mm Stainless steel

Georg Jensen Torun 326 33mm Stainless steel 1

Georg Jensen Torun 326 33mm Stainless steel 2

Georg Jensen Torun 326 33mm Stainless steel 3

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Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production2000

Case Size33mm

Case MaterialStainless steel

Dial Color-

Bracelet/StrapStainless steel

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationDenmark

Estimates 1,106 - 1,382 USD

Sale Price

Description

Georg Jensen

Wristwatch of steel with numerous diamonds, ref. 326. Quartz movement. Steel bangle. Circumference app. 15.5 cm. Ø 33 mm. 2000s.

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