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Description

KURONO TOKYO - Lot 108

KURONO TOKYO Jubile sensu EOL (NOS) Circa: 2025. Case: round in steel, fluted crown with onyx cap to celebrate Hajime Asoaka's 60th anniversary, smooth bezel, clipped caseback. Dial: blue "sensu" guilloché "chrysanthemum" radial decoration, power reserve. Hands : Glass: sapphire. Movement: mechanical self-winding, calibre 9133 miyota base modified by Hajime Asaoka. Strap: black black leather. Set: bamboo-effect plywood case, branded fabric covering the case, international metal warranty card, purchase invoice on request. Length: 23 cm. Diameter: 38 mm.

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