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Museum Quality Unworn Solid 9ct Gold Trebex Box Paper Buckle Strap Full Set 1954

£1,350.00Price
  • Details about this watch

    This is a remarkable Museum quality unrestored and unworn example of the oversize solid 9ct gold Trebex from 1954

    The only work we have carried out is to service the movement  and give the case a light polish with a soft cloth.

    The solid 9ct gold case is 35mm in diameter excluding the original crown, an oversize gents.

    The case edges are sharp and crisp the watch looks like it was kept hidden away in a drawer and never worn.

    The movement is the high grade 17 Jewel ETA 1120 manual winding.  It has been freshly serviced and is currently running at plus 5 seconds per day , not bad for a 70 year old watch.

    The dial is totally original and perfect it has had no restoration whatsoever.

    The hands are matching gold and original

    The hallmarks indicate that this watch was made in 1953  and sold a little later in 1954

    Its the most original and perfect unrestored and complete example you will ever see.

    It comes with its original rolled gold Montal buckle an its original 154 strap that has never been worn , all of the holes are still perfectly round. Its in perfect condition showing no signs of wear with original spring bars.

    The original box is in perfect condition.

    It comes with its original Trebex warranty document is dated for 1954 but the original five year warranty has now run out!

    If you would like a different colour or style of strap please let us know we keep most things in stock.

    This is the best and most complete example of any watch from this period we have ever seen, the kind of thing you normally only find in a Museum.

     

    You will never see another.

     

     

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