Submariner 16610LV Green 50th Anniversary Edition


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 Rolex
Stainless steel case Asian 2836 Clone Automatic Movement
Submariner 16610LV Green 50th Anniversary Edition

Submariner 16610LV Green 50th Anniversary Edition On Sale

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DESCRIPTION: ?From BP Factory?
CASE:Stainless steel case
MOVEMENT:?Asian 2836 Clone Automatic Movement?
DIMENSIONS:41mm x 13mm
CRYSTAL:?Sapphire
STRAP / BRACELET:?Stainless steel bracelet

Was: $403.5.00  SALE Price:  $269.00
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Customer Reviews
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By Viktor Kotsjuba  December 15,2019,9:35 am
like it, brand new watch!

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By Vermonter  February 24,2020,12:24 am
ty 5stars

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By richard garcia  October 24,2019,9:58 am
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By Hannah Williams  May 2,2020,2:40 am
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