Hermes
Cap Cod
Rectangular ladies' watch
Circa 2015
Reference CC1.210
Steel cas…

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Hermes Cap Cod Rectangular ladies' watch Circa 2015 Reference CC1.210 Steel case signed and numbered 2700936 White dial with Arabic numerals Quartz movement Dimensions: 23x34mm Double buckle leather strap signed Box, warranty and travel pouch In working order

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