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118. Tavannes Pocket Watch, Border Corps, Romania, 1941

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Tavannes pocket watch, Border Corps, Romania, 1941. Manual winding mechanism, with 15 rubies, Cyma 971 caliber. White dial, Arabic numeral indicators, secondary register at the 6 o'clock. For the Border Corps, two distinct watch models were specially produced, one for the troops and another, like the present one, for the officers.

Opis

common metal

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