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Gevril Annual Calendar Moon Phase Blue Dial White Gold Numbers 5033 $6,995 NIB

Estimated price for orientation: 2 900 $

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Condition: New with tags: A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: Gevril
Case Color: Silver Gender: Men's
Case Finish: Highly polished Features: Water Resistant, Moon Phase, Day & Date
Face Color: Blue, Guilloche Dial Movement: Mechanical
Band Color: Blue Band Material: Leather, Blus Crocodile /Tonal stitching Gevril Tang Buckle
Case Size: 34x44mm MPN: Does Not Apply
Style: Luxury: Dress Styles Display: Analog
Age Group: Adult Watch Shape: Rectangle
Model: Avenue of Americas Moon Phase Case Material: Stainless Steel
Country/Region of Manufacture: Switzerland UPC: Does not apply


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DESCRIPTION
Manufacturer Gevril
Model Name Avenue of Americas Moon Phase
Model Number 5033
Movement Automatic
Case Stainless Steel, 34 x 44 mm
Dial Blue Guilloche
Strap Band Blue Crocodile Leather Strap with Tonal Stitching and Gevril Tang Buckle
Serial No XXX-500
Approx. Retail/ Replacement Price $6,995
Additional Information Never Worn with Box and Papers
For information call Mauricio at 310.433-9293 The tradition of luxury Gevril watches began in the middle of the 18th century.  Jacques Gevril was born in La Chaux-de-Fonds, where he began to earn his reputation as a renowned master of technical watchmaking.  In the beginning of his career, he helped to restore and repair various timepieces.  He branched out and began creating his own unique watches in 1743, the year he created his first Chronometer.  Gevril’s work continued in 1744, when he built his first Repetition Dial.  He cemented his legacy as a great watchmaker in 1758, when he became the first exporter of Swiss timepieces, which was a result of a special request from the King of Spain to craft the royal’s personal timepiece. The Gevril legacy of fine and luxurious watches continued beyond the life of Jacques Gevril, thanks in large part to his children.  In 1784, Jacques’ son, Moyse Gevril, became a master of creating fine timepieces.  As a result, the Gevril business continued to expand, specifically through the integration of enameling and dial creation into the manufacturing of their watches.  Today, the company continues to produced some of the most elegant and elite watches in the world.  However, many Gevril watches are also considered to be collectors’ items, thanks to their hi