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Vacheron Constantin Fiftysix Self-Winding Ref. # 4600E/110A-B487

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Vacheron Constantin Fiftysix Self-Winding Ref. # 4600E/110A-B487Unworn Vacheron Constantin Fiftysix Self Winding 4600E 110A B487, 40 mm. The watch has Blue Dial. The Case is Stainless steel, Caliber # 1326 w 25 Jewels, 48 hours power reserve. The Bracelet is Stainless steel. The Water resistant is up to 30 m. The Watch comes complete with Vacheron Constantin Papers & Box. Covered with Vacheron Constantin 2 Year Warranty. SPECIFICATIONS: Reference Number 4600E 110A B487 Case Size 40 mm Dial Blue Hands N A Case

Unworn Vacheron Constantin Fiftysix Self-Winding 4600E/110A-B487, 40 mm. The watch has Blue Dial. The Case is Stainless steel, Caliber # 1326 w/ 25 Jewels, 48 hours power reserve. The Bracelet is Stainless steel. The Water-resistant is up to 30 m. The Watch comes complete with Vacheron Constantin Papers & Box. Covered with Vacheron Constantin 2-Year Warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Reference Number 4600E/110A-B487
Case Size 40 mm
Dial Blue
Hands N/A
Case Material Stainless steel
Movement Self-winding
Bracelet Material Stainless steel
Clasp Type N/A
Functions Hours, Minutes, Calendar aperture, Second in center, stop seconds device
Crystal Sapphire glass
Model Fiftysix Self-Winding
Water Resistance Rating Water resistant to 30 m
Box/Papers Original Vacheron Constantin Box and Papers
Warranty Balance of Vacheron Constantin 2-year Warranty
Country/Region of Manufacture Switzerland
Display Analog
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