Null SWATCH

Circa 1994.

Ref: GZ128.

Eggs Dreams 1994" wristwatch.

Quartz mov…

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SWATCH Circa 1994. Ref: GZ128. Eggs Dreams 1994" wristwatch. Quartz movement. New condition, original box. Diameter: 34 mm. Battery removed at purchase for better conservation, not included.

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SWATCH Circa 1994. Ref: GZ128. Eggs Dreams 1994" wristwatch. Quartz movement. New condition, original box. Diameter: 34 mm. Battery removed at purchase for better conservation, not included.

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