Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch

Title : Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch
ASIN : B01MZBSBMN

Features :
  • Gorgeous Ladies Stainless Steel Watch from Rotary
  • Roman Numeral Hour Markers and Date Feature at 6
  • Mother of Pearl Tinted Dial with Blue Hands
  • Rotary Lifetime Guarantee

Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch Rotary Ladies Mother of Pearl Stainless Steel Watch

Category: Wrist Watches
Brand: Rotary
Item Page Detail URL : Check detail at Amazon.co.uk

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