Omega Genève Automatic Cal. 565 Cadran Texturé "Glitch" Montre Réf.166.070 Vintage Mécanique 1969 Marne Montre fournie avec son écrin

Name: Omega Genève Automatic Cal. 565 Cadran Texturé "Glitch" Montre Réf.166.070 Vintage Mécanique 1969 Marne Montre fournie avec son écrin
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SKU: 814568372
Price: 387.50 USD
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Rating: 4.774900000000001 (16 reviews)

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Omega Genève Automatic Cal. 565 Cadran Texturé

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Omega Genève Automatic Cal. 565 Cadran Texturé "Glitch" Montre Réf.166.070 Vintage Mécanique 1969 Marne Montre fournie avec son écrin Montre fournie avec son écrin rouge d’origine On le reconnait grâce à son poinçon d’exportation sur la corne supérieure gauche Mouvement mécanique à remontage automatique Logo Omega en relief

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