1. High Grade Bedat & Co Bedat No.7 737.010.610 watch replica.
2. Watch fitted High Quality Swiss Automaticmovement.
3. Swiss-made Watch's Case is offered in Stainless steel set with.
4. Mineral Scratch resistant sapphireGlass Face is hardened and more Sapphire - Scratch Resistant than regular glass.
5. 5. Is in a very beautiful A.Lange & Sohne 1815 206.021 watches.
6. Case Diameter : 31mm
7. Watch with Brown alligator Bracelet.
8. Waterproof deepness is 50 meters/ 165 feet


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