Movado, ref. 19048, steel chronograph watch, 1950sMovement: mechanicalCase: no. A98579, diam. 35 mmComplications: chronogra
Movado, ref. 19048, steel chronograph watch, 1950sMovement: mechanicalCase: No. A98579, diam. 35 mmComplications: chronogra "color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">piguet.com with the keyword “Glatz”. For this lot, the VAT due by the buyer is calculated on the hammer price increased by the fall, i.e. a total of 32.47% including VAT. 4879 1000.00 1500.00 General condition: Good. Dial: Fair to good condition, traces and dust on the entire dial, uniform patina. Black hands: Good condition, wear. Plexi glass: Good to very good condition, presence of fine micro scratches. Case: Good condition, presence of scratches and micro scratches from normal use. A deep mark on the case back. Steel pin buckle: Very good condition. Brown leather strap: Very good condition. The watch is in working order at the time of writing the catalog. This fact must be put in relation to its age. We do not guarantee its future operation. It has not been tested over a long period and we therefore do not guarantee the correctness of operation of the movement or that of the power reserve. Services or restorations may have been carried out on the entire watch resulting in the replacement of parts which may therefore not be original (dial, hands, parts of the movement, strap, etc.). The watch has been opened, we do not guarantee its water resistance. Unless otherwise stated, we have no information on the last service carried out and we advise you to have the piece serviced. 750.00 Movado, ref. 19048, steel chronograph watch, 1950sMovement: mechanicalCase: n°A98579, diam. 35 mmComplications: chronogra "color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">piguet.com with the keyword “Glatz”. For this lot, the VAT due by the buyer is calculated on the hammer price increased by the fall, i.e. a total of 32.47% including VAT. Friedrich or Firtz Glatz was an outstanding racing driver who roamed the automobile circuits for almost 40 years under different aliases such as “John Long”, “Umberto Calvo”, “Pierre Chauvet” and “Frederico Careca”. He started his career in the 1960s in Formula V where he won several races and set numerous speed records.""> company made it necessary for him to disguise his real identity not to lose the trust of his business partners and banks. He died in July 2002 in a race in the Czech Republic, while leading the field. Besides his great passion for motorsports, he was fascinated by watches. The mechanical precision and aesthetics inspired him to start a collection in the early 1990s that was kept within the family and is now offered to the market. 56 wristwatches will be offered in live and online auctions. All the lots from this collection can be found on piguet.com with the keyword “Glatz”.
