Rotary-LB02662/02 Women's Quartz Analogue Watch-Stainless Steel Strap Multicoloured

Title : Rotary-LB02662/02 Women's Quartz Analogue Watch-Stainless Steel Strap Multicoloured
ASIN : B00B518SKW
Description : This stunning ladies Rotary Havana watch has a stainless steel case and is powered by a quartz movement. It is fastened with a two tone bracelet and has a silver dial. The watch has a date function.
Features :
  • Ladies Watch with Quartz Movement, Stainless Steel Bracelet, Multi-Colour
  • Case Diameter: 28 mm
  • Display Type: analogue
  • Function: Date
  • Type: Mineral Glass

Rotary-LB02662/02 Women's Quartz Analogue Watch-Stainless Steel Strap Multicoloured

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

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