Omega Louis Brandt chronograph 18 ct gold automatic Kal. 1156 Ref. 175.0500


175.0500
 Omega
18 ct gold automatic
Omega Louis Brandt chronograph 18 ct gold automatic Kal. 1156 Ref. 175.0500

Omega Louis Brandt chronograph 18 ct gold automatic Kal. 1156 Ref. 175.0500 On Sale

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Brand : Omega
Model : Louis Brandt
Type : men's watch
construction : ~ 1990
Functions : date fast circuit, chronograph,
Weight : 105.00 g
Mouvement : automatic
Movement/Caliber : 1156
Clockwork number : CL113
Reference number : 175.0500
Case material : 18 ct gold
Glass : sapphire glass
Clock face : silver
Accessories : pictured booklets, pictured original Omega box

Clock face : very good condition with minimal traces of use
Glass : very good condition
Case : good condition
Case back : good condition
Bracelet : new and unworn
Movement/Caliber : fully operational / checked for performance, authenticity and functionality
Watertightness : The watch has been successfully tested for water resistance. Please find the inspection protocol enclosed

Diameter : 38.00 mm
Height : 14.50 mm
Lug width : 18.00 mm

Bracelet material : leather
Clasp : no-name buckle
Description : High-Quality dark brown leather strap - Made in Germany - made from selected alligator leather. The manufacturer's suggested retail price for this band is euro.

Was: $403.5.00  SALE Price:  $269.00
Quantity:

Original Box :

Customer Reviews
1s1s1s1s1sRomania Sighisoara Jud. Mures
By Vinnie V  June 4,2020,4:04 am
I was looking for this watch in stores, ended buying through internet, Was very happy with my purchase!

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