RADO Integral JubilÃƒÂ© – R20 430 71 2

The Integral Jubilé is distinctive for its elegance and subtlety. The case comes with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and a high tech ceramic bracelet with stainless steel. With its 42 diamonds this watch combines high sophistication and graceful style. Dimensions: small and medium sizes Applications: Hypoallergenic Variations: Strap and Bracelet versions Finish: Polished finish

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Dimensions: small and medium sizes

Applications: Hypoallergenic

Variations: Strap and Bracelet versions

Finish: Polished finish

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