Mathey-Tissot

Mathey-Tissot 17mm Platinum and 18k yellow gold Cream

Mathey-Tissot 17mm Platinum and 18k yellow gold Cream 1

Mathey-Tissot 17mm Platinum and 18k yellow gold Cream

Mathey-Tissot 17mm Platinum and 18k yellow gold Cream 1

Description

MATHEY-TISSOT

Lady's watch in gold and diamonds Circa 1960 Case: in 18k yellow gold and platinum, polished finish, stamped with the eagle and dog, set with 24 diamonds. Snap-on case back. Dial: cream with a pearlescent finish, resembling the appearance of a pearl, signed Mathey-Tissot. Golden arrow indexes with applied Arabic numerals at cardinal positions. Movement: manual-winding mechanical, caliber 1012, bearing the inscriptions 'AS' and 'Swiss'. Bracelet: 18k gold Polish link, with a clasp. Wrist circumference: approx. 15 cm. Diameter: 17 mm Gross weight: 31.67 gr. A yellow gold and diamonds lady's wristwatch from the 1960s, with a manual-winding mechanical movement.

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