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Fashion Ulysse Nardin 320-90-8M/91 watch for sale

Details of the watch:

Ref. No :320-90-8M/91

Functions:Central Hours and Minutes,Off-Centred Sweeping Seconds, Perpetual Calendar,Large Date by 2 Windows,Day of the Week by Window,Month by Window,Second Time Zone by Window,Exclusive Fast Time Zone Change

Case:Square,White Gold

Diameter: 42.00 x 42.00 mm

Strap:White Gold with Black Ceramic Centre Links

Movement: Automatic

Glass: Sapphire

Gender::Male

Year:2015

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