Geneva, Nov 05, 2023

LOT 502

ZENITH, SWITZERLAND, REF. 03.3204.3600/69.C911, CHRONOMASTER EL PRIMERO, PIECE UNIQUE, SOLD TO BENEFIT THE GLOBAL SURVIVORS FUND, STAINLESS STEEL

CHF 10,000 - 20,000

EUR 10,600 - 21,100 / USD 11,100 - 22,200 / HKD 87,000 - 174,000

TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE

Sold: CHF 12,500

A very fine, unique, sealed, stainless steel, self winding chronograph wristwatch with unique dial and date


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Grading System
Grade:
Case: 1

As new
Movement: 1

As new
Dial: 1-01

As new

HANDS Original

Brand Zenith, Switzerland

Model Chronomaster El Primero

Reference 03.3204.3600/69.C911

Year 2023

Movement No. 725516

Case No. 658396

Bracelet leather with a stainless steel Zenith double deployant clasp

Diameter 38

Caliber El-Primero, 35 jewels

Signature Dial, case and movement signed

Accessories original fitted box, warranty card, instruction booklet, hang tag, chronometer seal

Notes


Global Survivors Fund :After receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 2018 for their individual efforts to end sexual violence as a weapon of war, Dr Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad created the Global Survivors Fund. The Global Survivors Fund works with and for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence towards the realisation of their legal right to a remedy and reparation for the harms they have suffered. These efforts address a gap in support that survivors have long identified. The work of the Global Survivors Fund, which spans advocacy, legal and technical support, academic research, and the provision of interim reparative measures for survivors, has touched over 20 countries.

Provenance

Property of Dr Denis Mukwege

Biography

Dr Denis Mukwege is a world leading specialist in the treatment of wartime sexual violence and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, 2018. Through his experience as a gynaecologist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dr Mukwege witnessed first-hand the life-long damage caused by conflict-related sexual violence. This has led him to become a global campaigner against the use of rape as a weapon of war. Dr Mukwege has received numerous awards for his work, including the UN Human Rights Prize (2008), the Right Livelihood Award (2013) and the Sakharov Prize of the European Parliament (2014). Together with Nadia Murad, he received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2018 for his tireless efforts to end sexual violence as a weapon of war.