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Raymond Weil Maestro Automatic Rose Gold PVD Black Dial Brown Leather Strap Date Mens Watch 2238-PC5-00209 rpSKU_1216567 This Cupidon is literally an Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations

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Raymond Weil Maestro Automatic Rose Gold PVD Black Dial Brown Leather Strap Date Mens Watch 2238 PC5 00209 rpSKU_1216567 This Cupidon is literally an Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations This Cupidon is literally an expression of eternal love embellished in clear crystal pavé around the heart's loop and is rose gold tone plated for an elegant shine like no other This Big Crown ProPilot is the world's first automatic mechanical timepiece with an integrated barometric altimeter 5 mm rose gold PVD case with a polished fixed bezel The opulent Maestro collection exemplifies exquisite craftsmanship inspired by Raymond Weil's passion for music and virtuosity

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