BR 03-92 42mm PVD Grey Dial Rubber MIYOTA 9015 On Sale
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CASE: PVD Plated Stainless Steel
MOVEMENT: Japanese MIYOTA 9015 Automatic Movement, 28800bph
DIMENSIONS:42mm x 42mm x 10mm
CRYSTAL: Sapphire Crystal with Double AR Coating
STRAP / BRACELET:Rubber
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