Le Modulor Ltd. Edition
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Ebel Le Modulor!
We are very pleased to be able to offer you this exceptional Ebel Le Modulor. The present reference belongs to the edition introduced in 1995, limited to 500 pieces, of the Le Modulor in 18k yellow gold.
In addition to the 18K yellow gold case and the yellow gold folding clasp, the watch has several special features. The hour markers on the dial have been fitted with mother-of-pearl inlays, the dial is elaborately guillochéed with a Clous de Paris design, and Breguet hands and numerals are used.
The dreamlike and special dial is in excellent condition with no impairments. The mother-of-pearl inlays are flawless.
The watch is in very good condition. The 18K yellow gold case shows minor signs of wear. The clasp is in equally good condition. The strap is original, but worn.
The watch comes with all the delivery items from 1998. All original papers are present, as well as the old hang tag with price, reference and serial number. The chronometer certificate is also present. The original wooden box with the limited edition number (378) is also present, but the inner faux leather coating is peeling.
The glass case back reveals the beautiful automatic caliber 137.
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Specifications
- Serial number
- 378
- Year
- 1998
- Case
- 18K Yellow Gold
- Strap
- Leather
- Crystal
- Sapphire crystal
- Diameter
- 42 mm
- Dial
- Silver
- Orig. papers
- Yes
- Orig. box
- Yes
- Caliber
- 137
- Warranty
- 1 year
- Condition
- Very good
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Every watch offered at “Artisans of Time” has been personally selected, inspected, and subjected to several stages of quality control before becoming available in our shop.
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