Cartier Ballon ble 28mm Ladies


CTB28009
 Cartier
Stainless Steel Case  Swiss Parts Ronda Quartz Movement
Cartier Ballon ble 28mm Ladies

Cartier Ballon ble 28mm Ladies On Sale

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DESCRIPTION: From v6f
CASE: Stainless Steel Case
MOVEMENT: Swiss Parts Ronda Quartz Movement
DIMENSIONS: 28mmmm x 10mm
CRYSTAL: Scratch-proof Sapphire Crystal
STRAP / BRACELET: Stainless Steel Case

Was: $418.5.00  SALE Price:  $279.00
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Customer Reviews
1s1s1s1s1sUk Formby
By eveline maniako  June 24,2020,7:45 am
I love it. Suitable for both men and women. Rubber wristband is easy to clean.

1s1s1s1s1sPortugal Guarda
By Steve B  February 4,2020,7:51 am
as advertised and fast ship

1s1s1s1s1sMalaysia Kajang
By joey humphrey  February 28,2020,11:49 am
I was looking for a siver watch with an easy to read face. This is beautiful. I have very wrists and was worried I wouldn't be able to adjust this but the link removal is very easy. I would recommend this watch especially given the durability of Fossil.

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