Item No. 4936
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Today's offering showcases this stunning ladies Baume et Mercier Riviera watch.
The Riviera line, launched in 1973, became one the company's long beloved models with its distinctive dodecagonal case. The 12 sides represented 12 hours and the geometric expression of innovation, classicism and creativity.
The centerpiece of the watch is its beautiful guilloche dial. The watch is in gorgeous condition - a 9.6 out of 10. The case and is just short of perfect mint, and bracelet, dial, and crystal are all mint. It presents as like new on the wrist.
Included with the purchase is a one-year C.O.T. warranty on the movement and its function and a custom printed Connoisseur of Time Certificate of Authenticity.
Retail replacement value (discontinued): Approx. $4,850.00 USD
Baume & Mercier:
Since 1830, the Swiss firm of Baume et Mercier has been producing fine Swiss watches. Their luxury watches are worn by celebrities Meg Ryan, Kim Basinger, and Teri Hatcher.
We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee for all of our watches. If you are in any way unsatisfied with the watch we will fully refund the purchase price anytime within 7 days after the watch has been received. Our goal is to exceed our client's expectations throughout the buying experience.
All watches are packaged carefully and mailed double boxed in specially constructed, reinforced shipping boxes designed for high value items. All watches are sent fully insured with signature required. Most of our domestic shipping is done through FedEx. At times we will also use USPS Express Mail, and we can accommodate most requests for your preferred carrier. International shipments are sent USPS International Express Mail or FedEx.
The purchase price will be the declared value of the merchandise on any required customs forms. The payment of all customs duties, tariffs, and taxes are the responsibility of the buyer.
Also note that water resistance of vintage watches can no longer be guaranteed and is not covered under the watch's warranty. We do not recommend getting a vintage watch wet, even one that was originally designed to be waterproof.