Steel - Cufflinks - TF Est. 1968 Bridge

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TF Est. 1968 T‑Mechanic OpenSide Bridge cufflinks in polished stainless steel with black PVD, diameter 14 mm, length 21 mm, weight 14 g, new and made in Switzerland for men, with the original TF Est. 1968 box.

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Brand New TF Est. 1968 T‑Mechanic OpenSide Bridge Cufflinks – Stainless Steel with black PVD
Comes with original TF Est. 1968 box

Crafted with the same precision and artistry found in fine timepieces, these exceptional cufflinks are more than an accessory – they're a statement of mechanical elegance.

Founded by haute horlogerie and jewelry designer Freddy D. Tschumi, TF Est. 1968 transforms the artistry of watchmaking into extraordinary accessories. Each piece is crafted in limited quantities, reflecting Swiss heritage, exclusivity, and lasting collector’s value.

Crafted with the precision of fine watchmaking, the TF Est. 1968 T‑Mechanic OpenSide cufflinks turn a skeleton movement into a work of art. Housed in a fully transparent cylindrical crystal body with polished stainless steel ends, the golden wheels held by a skeletonised bridge with blue screws can be admired from every angle.

Collection: T‑Mechanic OpenSide Bridge
Finish: Polished finish with black PVD
Feature: OpenSide Bridge
Diameter: 14 mm
Lenght; 21 mm
Weight: ca. 14 g
Includes: Decorative box

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Brand New TF Est. 1968 T‑Mechanic OpenSide Bridge Cufflinks – Stainless Steel with black PVD
Comes with original TF Est. 1968 box

Crafted with the same precision and artistry found in fine timepieces, these exceptional cufflinks are more than an accessory – they're a statement of mechanical elegance.

Founded by haute horlogerie and jewelry designer Freddy D. Tschumi, TF Est. 1968 transforms the artistry of watchmaking into extraordinary accessories. Each piece is crafted in limited quantities, reflecting Swiss heritage, exclusivity, and lasting collector’s value.

Crafted with the precision of fine watchmaking, the TF Est. 1968 T‑Mechanic OpenSide cufflinks turn a skeleton movement into a work of art. Housed in a fully transparent cylindrical crystal body with polished stainless steel ends, the golden wheels held by a skeletonised bridge with blue screws can be admired from every angle.

Collection: T‑Mechanic OpenSide Bridge
Finish: Polished finish with black PVD
Feature: OpenSide Bridge
Diameter: 14 mm
Lenght; 21 mm
Weight: ca. 14 g
Includes: Decorative box

_________________________________________________________________

We invite you to have a look at all offers from our family:

https://www.catawiki.com/en/u/9359315-user-48c9f0a
https://www.catawiki.com/en/u/21227233-qbrand-eu


Your item will be send from European Union (Latvia, Baltic states)
100% authentic product
Shipment registered and insured, Well Packed
Buyers outside EU check your customs conditions.

Details

Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Steel
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
14 g
Condition
New
Gender
Men
Country of origin
Switzerland
Title additional information
TF Est. 1968 Bridge
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Objects sold
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