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Longines Conquest V.H.P. Chronograph Stainless Steel Black Dial Black Rubber Strap Perpetual Calendar Date Quartz Mens Watch L3.717.4.56.9 new arrivals Three subdials similarly located at Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations

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Longines Conquest V.H.P. Chronograph Stainless Steel Black Dial Black Rubber Strap Perpetual Calendar Date Quartz Mens Watch L3.717.4.56.9 new arrivals Three subdials similarly located at Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations Three subdials similarly located at the 2 This watch runs on a Calibre 733 Swiss automatic movement with a 38 hour power reserve and is water resistant up to 500 meters 1650 feet Chronograph Stainless Steel Black Dial Black Rubber Strap Perpetual Calendar Date Quartz Mens Watch is brand new and comes in its original packaging This Conquest V

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