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Maurice Lacroix Fiaba Two-Tone Stainless Steel Mother-Of-Pearl Dial Date Diamonds Quartz Womens Watch FA1007-PVP13-170-1 rpSKU_733 7732 4135-RS This watch features a brushed Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations

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Maurice Lacroix Fiaba Two Tone Stainless Steel Mother Of Pearl Dial Date Diamonds Quartz Womens Watch FA1007 PVP13 170 1 rpSKU_733 7732 4135 RS This watch features a brushed Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations This watch features a brushed & polished stainless steel case The black tone luminescent hands and silver tone luminescent hour markers make sure that you are able to read time during night and a date window at 3 o’clock This elegant Fiaba model showcases a 36 mm two tone stainless steel and rose gold PVD case and bracelet framing a mother of pearl guilloche dial with water drop motif

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