Aquanaut Jumbo RG Rubber Grey Miyota 9015 From BP V1


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 Patek Philippe
18K Rose Gold Plated Stainless steel Case  MIYOTA 9015 Automatic Movement, 28800bph
Aquanaut Jumbo RG Rubber Grey Miyota 9015 From BP V1

Aquanaut Jumbo RG Rubber Grey Miyota 9015 From BP V1 On Sale

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DESCRIPTION: From the BP Factory , v1 with thinner case?
CASE: 18K Rose Gold Plated Stainless steel Case
MOVEMENT: MIYOTA 9015 Automatic Movement, 28800bph
DIMENSIONS: 40mm x 9.5mm
CRYSTAL: Sapphire Crystal
STRAP / BRACELET: Rubber

Was: $418.5.00  SALE Price:  $279.00
Quantity:

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Customer Reviews
1s1s1s1s1sRussia Yuzhno-sakhalinsk
By sean carthew  September 7,2019,10:54 am
sorry - first use where it got wet and it stopped functioning and wouldn't stop beeping. Sending back.

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