Raymond Weil Toccata 5488-PC5-20001

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Event

Date

Lot Number

ConditionExcellent

Year of Production-

Case Size39mm

Case MaterialRose gold and Stainless steel

Dial ColorBlack

Bracelet/StrapLeather

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxYes

PapersYes

LocationAustralia

Estimates 336 - 403 USD

Sale Price

Description

Raymond Weil Toccata Mens Watch

Raymond Weil Toccata Rose gold PVD stainless steel quartz mens watch. Black dial, date, case diameter: 39mm, strap length: 21cm, Swiss made. Ref# 5488-PC5-20001. With Raymond Weil black leather strap and buckle. With Raymond Weil International Guarantee card and Raymond Weil box. 12 month FSA warranty. (As new, Note: light wear on strap and minor scratches on case due to being display stock)

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