Herzog Lederarmband „Piemont“ – Honig, Made in Italy (14–22 mm) Length:XL Other early King Seiko hand-wound 995516

Herzog Lederarmband „Piemont“ – Honig, Made in Italy (14–22 mm) Length:XL Other early King Seiko hand-wound 995516

Name: Herzog Lederarmband „Piemont“ – Honig, Made in Italy (14–22 mm) Length:XL Other early King Seiko hand-wound 995516
Brand: webproci.fr
SKU: 39552176111
Price: 32.90 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 39552176111 · ★ 4.5

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Herzog Lederarmband „Piemont“ – Honig, Made in Italy (14–22 mm) Length:XL Other early King Seiko hand wound 995516 Other early King Seiko hand wound movements with identical shaft mount low maintenance quartz technology – Water resistance: 5 bar silver colored stainless steel Since the strap is individually customized for this process

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