IWC - Automatic "Jumbo" - Ref. 582.379 Cal. 3254 - Men - 1970-1979






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IWC Automatic 'Jumbo' Ref. 582.379 Cal. 3254 from the 1970s, in a stainless steel case with a 37 mm diameter, white dial, manual winding movement, steel band, original box included and in good condition with visible signs of wear.
Description from the seller
Very rare piece of watchmaking history, absolutely rare and collectible automatic IWC ref. 3276 "Jumbo" 34 jewels.
It is powered by a slim automatic movement from the prestigious Jaeger-LeCoultre 889 family. Same movement base was used by Audemars Piguet in Royal Oak Offshore models and by Vacheron Constantin in selected watches.
All details are clearly visible in the photos, you will receive exactly what you see. There are scratches throughout. There are visible signs of use / aging on the case, bezel and back, including scratches, small dents and discoloration, but overall it's in fair-good vintage condition. The dial also shows small visible signs of aging. There is visible patina arround the IWC logo.
Case size - approx. 37mm
Case thickness - approx. 7.5mm
Lug width - 20mm
Watch is ticking after automatic winding. All functions, including the date seems to be working. It seems to keep correct time but exact time difference was not measured and cannot be fully guaranteed to the minute.
Please consider that watch is working but was not serviced.
100% authenticity guaranteed.
Will be shipped promptly with DHL Express or other best available courier service.
No extra custom fees for all EU buyers. Buyers outside the EU are responsible for any customs duties and taxes.
Payment must be completed within 3 days after winning the auction. Please note that unpaid auctions will result in permanent account restrictions imposed by Catawiki.
Due to it's vintage nature please note that the watch is sold as is. Please take a note that we cannot accept claims, returns or refunds regarding item internal or external condition. Kindly please bid only if you are comfortable with the condition described above.
A great vintage timepiece waiting for its new owner.
Very rare piece of watchmaking history, absolutely rare and collectible automatic IWC ref. 3276 "Jumbo" 34 jewels.
It is powered by a slim automatic movement from the prestigious Jaeger-LeCoultre 889 family. Same movement base was used by Audemars Piguet in Royal Oak Offshore models and by Vacheron Constantin in selected watches.
All details are clearly visible in the photos, you will receive exactly what you see. There are scratches throughout. There are visible signs of use / aging on the case, bezel and back, including scratches, small dents and discoloration, but overall it's in fair-good vintage condition. The dial also shows small visible signs of aging. There is visible patina arround the IWC logo.
Case size - approx. 37mm
Case thickness - approx. 7.5mm
Lug width - 20mm
Watch is ticking after automatic winding. All functions, including the date seems to be working. It seems to keep correct time but exact time difference was not measured and cannot be fully guaranteed to the minute.
Please consider that watch is working but was not serviced.
100% authenticity guaranteed.
Will be shipped promptly with DHL Express or other best available courier service.
No extra custom fees for all EU buyers. Buyers outside the EU are responsible for any customs duties and taxes.
Payment must be completed within 3 days after winning the auction. Please note that unpaid auctions will result in permanent account restrictions imposed by Catawiki.
Due to it's vintage nature please note that the watch is sold as is. Please take a note that we cannot accept claims, returns or refunds regarding item internal or external condition. Kindly please bid only if you are comfortable with the condition described above.
A great vintage timepiece waiting for its new owner.
