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Patek Philippe Fake Watch Nautilus 7010 Gray Dial Womens 32mm
Buy Replica Patek Philippe Fake Watch Nautilus 7010 Gray Dial Womens 32mm Watches
Patek Philippe Fake Watch Nautilus 7010 Gray Dial Womens 32mm Details
| INFORMATION | |
|---|---|
| BRAND | Patek Philippe |
| DIAL | |
| CASE | |
| MATERIAL | Stainless steel |
| CRYSTAL | Solid sapphire |
| DIAMETER | 40mm |
| MOVEMENT | |
| TYPE | Automatic Caliber 324 SC |
| BAND | |
| BandMaterial | Rubber strap |
| FEATURES | |
| STYLE | Luxury Watches |
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