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Fashion Bovet Amadeo 45 Sergio Split-Seconds Chronograph Cambiano Steel watch for sale

Details of the watch:

Ref. No :Amadeo 45 Sergio Split-Seconds Chronograph Cambiano Steel

Functions : Central Hours and Minutes,Off-Centred Sweeping Seconds,Sectorial Power Reserve Indicator,Split-Seconds Chronograph

Case :Round,Steel

Diameter :45.00 mm

Thickness :15.45 mm

Bracelet:Black Rubber

Movement:Automatic

Gender:male

Year:2014


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