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Vintage Leda 17 Jewels Incabloc Watch Unusual Shape 1970s

Name: Vintage Leda 17 Jewels Incabloc Watch Unusual Shape 1970s
Brand: Leda
Price: 18 GBP
Availability: InStock

30–38 mm·Good·Leda

£18.00

Brand

Leda

Size

30–38 mm

Condition

Good

Material

Gold

Colour

Gold

Uploaded

2 months ago

Case width: 35mm including crown Spares/repairs-overwound Damage to the face at 8 o’clock Strap is worn

Postage

from £2.89

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