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A collection of seven assorted fashion wristwatches including examples by Gianello and Seksy with presentation cases. The group comprises a variety of contemporary designs featuring quartz movements and a mix of metal finishes. Included is a silver-tone chronograph style watch by Gianello with a white dial and brown leather strap, housed in its original blue and grey presentation box. A Seksy fashion watch is designed as a silver-tone bracelet with decorative openwork heart links and a black dial, contained within a black windowed case. Other pieces include a large rectangular brushed metal digital watch on a black leather strap, a rose gold-tone watch by Mundell with a wide white leather style cuff strap, and a gold-tone cuff watch by Geneva decorated with black leopard print enamel and clear rhinestones. The collection is completed by a silver-tone bangle watch by Rostini and a bracelet watch by Precious Time featuring a mother-of-pearl style dial set with light blue marquise-shaped stones. The Gianello dial and box are marked ‘GIANELLO’. The Seksy dial and box lid are marked ‘SEKSY’. The rose gold-tone dial is marked ‘MUNDELL’ and ‘M-9144’. The Geneva watch dial is marked ‘GENEVA’ and ‘JAPAN MOVT’, with the case back marked ‘STAINLESS STEEL BACK’. The Rostini dial features an ‘R’ logo and the final watch is marked ‘Precious Time’.
Condition report:
The watches show wear consistent with age and use across the group. The Gianello (photo 2) and Seksy (photo 9) examples appear in good condition within their packaging. Surface scratching is present on the case and screen of the digital watch (photo 5). The Mundell white cuff strap shows light wear (photo 3). The Geneva cuff appears complete with no visible losses to the rhinestones or enamel (photo 7). Significant peeling and loss to the silver-tone finish is visible on the top section of the Rostini bangle bracelet (photo 4). The Precious Time bracelet watch shows no major visible faults (photo 10). Working order has not been tested and the watches likely require replacement batteries.
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