Movado 72.25 9820A

Movado 72.25 9820A 20mm 14k yellow gold White

Movado 72.25 9820A 20mm 14k yellow gold White 1

Movado 72.25 9820A 20mm 14k yellow gold White 2

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production-

Case Size20mm

Case Material14k yellow gold

Dial ColorWhite

Bracelet/Strap14k yellow gold

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationUnited States

Estimates 700 - 900 USD

Description

MOVADO, REF. 72.25 9820A YELLOW GOLD WATCH

Maker: Movado Reference number: 72 25 9820 A Serial number: 851135 Case size: Approx. 20 mm Case material: 14K yellow gold Dial: White Movement: Quartz Bracelet/Strap: 14K yellow gold Stamps: Case back: 14K 72 25 9820 A 851135 WATERRESISTANT. Clasp: MADE IN ITALY 585 K97. Gross weight: 23.40 dwt.

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