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Invicta U.S. Army Automatic Green Dial 34231 100M Men's Watch NATO band Features: Stainless Steel Chain Leaf World Time Function Displays Features: Stainless Steel Chain Leaf Shaped Pendant With Two Cultured Pearls Lobster Clasp Features: Case Bezel Material: Resin Resin Strap Mineral Crystal Analog Digital Display Magnetic Resistant Shock Resistant LED Light World Time 29 Time Zones 1 1000 Second Stopwatch Countdown Timer 5 Daily Alarms (With 1 Snooze Alarm) Hourly Time Signal Full Auto Calendar (To Year 2099) 12 24 Hour Format Regular Timekeeping Day And Date Display Solid Case Back Buckle Clasp 200M Water Resistance Approximate Size Of Case: 55 x 51 Features: Stainless Steel Case Stainless Steel Bracelet Automatic Movement Caliber: NH35 24 Jewels Flame Fusion Crystal Green Dial Analog Display Luminous Hands And Markers Date Display Pull Push Crown Screwed Case Back Deployment Clasp 100M Water Resistance Approximate Case Diameter: 50mm Approximate Case Thickness: 16mm
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