拍品专文
The first with an undated Daniel Roth Certificate of Origin and instructions booklet, the second with a Tiffany & Co. presentation box, product literature, DVD, and outer packaging.
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THE FIRST SIGNED DANIEL ROTH, NO. 35, CIRCA 1995, THE SECOND SIGNED TIFFANY & CO., CASE NO. 070222473, CIRCA 1995
细节
A Lot of Two Lady's Wristwatches
The First Signed Daniel Roth, No. 35, Circa 1995, The Second Signed Tiffany & Co., Case No. 070222473, Circa 1995
The first with quartz jewelled movement, the second with automatic jewelled movement, the first with mother-of-pearl dial, Roman and diamond-set numerals, the second with silvered dial, applied Roman numerals, inner guilloché section, center seconds, and aperture for date, the first with 18k gold diamond-set oval-shaped case and diamond-set bezel and lugs, diamond-set crown, and snap on case back, the second with stainless steel oval-shaped case, sapphire crystal display case back secured by four screws, the first with diamond-set 18k gold Daniel Roth buckle, the second with stainless steel Tiffany & Co. buckle, both cases, dials, and movements signed
The first 27mm overall length, the second 33mm overall length (2)
The First Signed Daniel Roth, No. 35, Circa 1995, The Second Signed Tiffany & Co., Case No. 070222473, Circa 1995
The first with quartz jewelled movement, the second with automatic jewelled movement, the first with mother-of-pearl dial, Roman and diamond-set numerals, the second with silvered dial, applied Roman numerals, inner guilloché section, center seconds, and aperture for date, the first with 18k gold diamond-set oval-shaped case and diamond-set bezel and lugs, diamond-set crown, and snap on case back, the second with stainless steel oval-shaped case, sapphire crystal display case back secured by four screws, the first with diamond-set 18k gold Daniel Roth buckle, the second with stainless steel Tiffany & Co. buckle, both cases, dials, and movements signed
The first 27mm overall length, the second 33mm overall length (2)
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