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IWC. A FINE AND RARE LIMITED EDITION PLATINUM AUTOMATIC PERPETUAL CALENDAR 7-DAY GOING WRISTWATCH WITH POWER RESERVE AND MOON PHASES

SIGNED IWC, SCHAFFHAUSEN, PORTUGUESE PERPETUAL CALENDAR MODEL, NO. 24/250, CASE NO. 2915808, REF. 5021, CIRCA 2006

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IWC. A FINE AND RARE LIMITED EDITION PLATINUM AUTOMATIC PERPETUAL CALENDAR 7-DAY GOING WRISTWATCH WITH POWER RESERVE AND MOON PHASES
SIGNED IWC, SCHAFFHAUSEN, PORTUGUESE PERPETUAL CALENDAR MODEL, NO. 24/250, CASE NO. 2915808, REF. 5021, CIRCA 2006
Cal. 50661 nickel-finished lever movement, 66 jewels, glucydur balance, silvered matte dial, applied Arabic numerals, four engine-turned subsidiary dials for day and month in Italian, date combined with 7 day power reserve, moon phases with northern and southern hemisphere indication, eccentric four digit year aperture between the 7 and 8 o'clock, larger circular water-resistant-type case, raised bezel, the band engraved 024/250, downturned lugs, sapphire crystal display back secured by six screws, case, dial and movement signed, platinum IWC deployant clasp
44mm diam.

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Lot Essay

Accompanied by a IWC Guarantee dated October 15, 2003, Certificate for Reference 5021, polish cloth and product literature.

IWC introduce the platinum Portuguese Perpetual Calendar in 2003 in a limited number of 250 examples. The watch was manufactured with English, German and Italian dials.

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