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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Dual Time Watch

Im selling this cos its too big for my hand. No scratches on bracelet or case. Immaculate !

  • Movement Details: Asian 7750 automatic movement 23 J , functioning power reserve, 2nd time zone, date adjust via
  • Case: 43.5mm, 14.5mm thick 316 forged Stainless Steel
  • Bracelet: Stainless Steel
  • Dial: Black
  • Crystal: Sapphire
  • Water Resistance: 100m
  • Condition: Brand New In Box, Unworn

$300 + $12 post

Pick up from 3083

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LOL the price you are demanding for a used audemars piguet watch is quite high dude . I don't think anyone would be interested to buy this from you . Being a second hand watch it must be sold at a geniune price . :no:

LOL the price you are demanding for a used audemars piguet watch is quite high dude . I don't think anyone would be interested to buy this from you . Being a second hand watch it must be sold at a geniune price . :no:

Dude, the watch sold over 2 years ago. I'm sorry to say that you created a new account on this forum for nothing!

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