Grand Seiko 9R Spring Drive SBGE225 Details
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Grand Seiko |
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9R Spring Drive |
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SBGE225 |
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2017-05-01 |
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Luxury Watches |
Grand Seiko 9R Spring Drive is a stainless-steel watch that has a white dial. The dial has been decorated with a stick index that is set at the outer rim of the dial. Also, the hour and minute hands are stick styled with a silver-tone polish. The date feature is set at the three o'clock position. The watch also has waterproof features. The stainless-steel bracelet for the watch has an easy open and close clasp.
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