Piaget Ellipse 7358

Source

Event

Date

Lot Number

Condition-

Year of Production1980

Case Size27mm

Case Material18k Gold

Dial ColorBlack

Bracelet/Strap18k gold

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxNo

PapersNo

LocationItaly

Estimates No estimates

Sale Price

Description

Piaget Ellipse 7358

, 18k gold stepped elliptical case, n.361617. Black dial, applied indexes. Quartz movement. 18k gold Piaget integrated bracelet with tubular links. Size: 27 x 24 mm - Bracelet lenght: 155 mm. Remark: Watch to be serviced.

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