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Patek Philippe Best Replica Watch Nautilus 5712 Custom Authentic Details 40mm
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Patek Philippe Best Replica Watch Nautilus 5712 Custom Authentic Details 40mm Details
| INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| BRAND | Patek Philippe |
| DIAL | |
| CASE | |
| MATERIAL | Stainless steel |
| CRYSTAL | Solid sapphire |
| DIAMETER | 40mm |
| MOVEMENT | |
| TYPE | Automatic Caliber 240 |
| BAND | |
| BandMaterial | Leather Strap |
| FEATURES | |
| STYLE | Luxury Watches |
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