Tiffany & Co., Ref. Mark T-57 Chronograph
Switzerland, circa 2008
Automatic movement, caliber Base ETA 2892-A2, 37 jewels; hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph
Gray and Silver circular guilloché dial with applied silver luminous Roman numeral hour-markers, chronograph registers and constant seconds subdials, date aperture, minutes outer ring; Silver luminous Lancette hands
Stainless Steel case, with Stainless Steel and Rubber unidirectional turning bezel, crowns, pushers, and screw-down sapphire caseback
Tiffany & Co. Stainless Steel - Rubber bracelet with folding clasp
Hallmarked on the caseback and clasp
Case No. 050250770
Case Diameter: 42mm
Length of Bracelet: 19cm
Very good condition with minor traces of wear: case has minor scratches, bezel shows minor scratches; Overhaul recommended, at buyer's expense
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: $2000
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Tiffany’s connection to the watch world dates back over 150 years when the company co-founder mounted the first public clock above the New York City boutique. It was around this time, that Tiffany and Patek Philippe came together to set up a workshop in Geneva; Tiffany is currently the only retailer actively allowed to have their name on Patek Philippe dials. Although they are best known for their high expertise in jewelry, Tiffany also always produced their own watches. Today, having recently released a special collection of watches paying tribute to the company’s founder Charles Tiffany, an exit of the watch industry is nowhere in sight.

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