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Omega Seamaster SM300 Big Triangle 166.024 Box and Papers 1959 This is a very special W-879 Ressence LUG WIDTH IN MM:16-14 and character of earlier

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Omega Seamaster SM300 Big Triangle 166.024 Box and Papers 1959 This is a very special W 879 Ressence LUG WIDTH IN MM:16 14 and character of earlier This is a very special and interesting Day Date for the connoisseur of factory set Rolex watches Reference 2390 Steel case 25x38mm Serial 507xxxx dating to the early 2000s White dial with hidden signature at “VII” Blue cabochon at 12 o’clock Comes on the pictured leather strap with steel Cartier buckle Manual wind Piaget movement Fully serviced by our watchmaker One year mechanical warranty Includes a handmade leather watch pouch Free worldwide Fedex Priority shipping

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