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Longines Equestrian Stainless Steel Black Dial Black Leather Strap Diamonds Date Quartz Womens Watch L6.131.4.57.0 rpSKU_FC-312V4S4 partnered with gilt riveted indices Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations

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Longines Equestrian Stainless Steel Black Dial Black Leather Strap Diamonds Date Quartz Womens Watch L6.131.4.57.0 rpSKU_FC 312V4S4 partnered with gilt riveted indices Swarovski Kris Bear Congratulations partnered with gilt riveted indices and alpha style hands while the secondary minute and seconds index are in black It depicts the iconic character Sylvester in black and clear crystal with a red crystal nose It features a 30 mm stainless steel case that holds a matte black dial under a scratch resistant sapphire crystal and a polished fixed bezel 0 L61314570 Hand in hand with Equestrian sports history

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