Entirely ceramic, chronograph function with chronograph pushers perfectly integrated and not protruding. Dimelsions: XL Delivery time: March 08 Applications: Hypoallergenic Variations: Polished and Matt Ceramic versions Finish: Polished Ceramic
November 21st, 2008
Entirely ceramic, chronograph function with chronograph pushers perfectly integrated and not protruding.
Dimelsions: XL
Delivery time: March 08
Applications: Hypoallergenic
Variations: Polished and Matt Ceramic versions
Finish: Polished Ceramic
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