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Watch name: Omega De Ville Co Axial Automatic Watch

Watch Sub Model: Omega De Ville Co Axial

Movement Type: Asian 2813 Selfwinding Movement

Dial Color: Black

Function: Hour, Minute, Second, Stick Markers and Date Display at 3:00

Case: 440 Solid Stainless Steel Case

Strap: Black Calf Leather Strap with Deployant Buckle

Size: 40mm

Other Feartures: Polished Stainless Steel Bezel and Scratchproof Sapphire Crystal

Waterproof: Yes 33FT

Warranty: 6 Months

Shipping: Free Shipping (Not including special delivery requests)

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Model	Japanesewatches74648
Brand	Omega
Small class	Omega De Ville Co Axial
Movement	Asian 2813 Selfwinding Movement
Case Material	440 Solid Stainless Steel Case
will always be at your service	We are committed to improving our service and our customers' shopping experience. We use different methods of delivery because such application of different methods suitable for different countries and regions is able to make the time of transport as shortest as possible, and also assures the safety and convenience of the transport. We are able to deliver our goods to most countries in the world. Under the normal circumstances, it takes us 2-5 days to process your order. After the goods are delivered, we will send the tracking number for your order to you through E-mail Delivery assured! If your goods are lost or checked, we will deliver them again. Cautions: If you provide us with a false address, we are not responsible for redelivering the goods.

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