Citizen Starlight Uhrglas DTRG702 – 15,8 × 20,3 mm – eckig/gewölbt – Acryl – Vintage Watch Glass – NOS GMT understand Citizen as a technically Anstoßbreite:19 mm

Name: Citizen Starlight Uhrglas DTRG702 – 15,8 × 20,3 mm – eckig/gewölbt – Acryl – Vintage Watch Glass – NOS GMT understand Citizen as a technically Anstoßbreite:19 mm
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 99079774357
Price: 16.90 USD
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Citizen Starlight Uhrglas DTRG702 – 15,8 × 20,3 mm – eckig gewölbt – Acryl – Vintage Watch Glass – NOS GMT understand Citizen as a technically Anstoßbreite:19 mm understand Citizen as a technically equal competitor to Seiko mechanical alarm function signs of age are only found on the packaging Dimensions & References:

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