Stainless Steel Custom Made VC 1120 Movement, 28800vph (Which Has Same 2 Gear Setting Spots And Quick Date Adjusting Function Same As Genuine)
Overseas Ultra-Thin 2000V Gray Dial Bracelet A1120 XF On Sale
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DESCRIPTION: From the X Factory
CASE: Stainless Steel
MOVEMENT: Custom Made VC 1120 Movement, 28800vph (Which Has Same 2 Gear Setting Spots And Quick Date Adjusting Function Same As Genuine)
DIMENSIONS: 40mm x 8mm
CRYSTAL: Scratch-proof Sapphire Crystal
STRAP / BRACELET: Bracelet
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