RM11-03 Chrono PVD Forged Carbon Bezel and Caseback Skeleton Dial Rubber Strap A7750
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RM1103
Richard Mille
Forge Carbon Asian 7750 Automatic Movement
RM11-03 Chrono PVD Forged Carbon Bezel and Caseback Skeleton Dial Rubber Strap A7750 On Sale
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DESCRIPTION: ?from KVF
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CASE: ?Forge Carbon?
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MOVEMENT: ?Asian 7750 Automatic Movement?
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DIMENSIONS: ?W 42mm x H 50mm x T 18mm
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CRYSTAL: Sapphire
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STRAP / BRACELET: Rubber
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