Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 2901.50.91 45mm Midsize Automatic Watch 1:1 Replica Watches

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Omega 2901.50.91 Features

Automatic Movement (21 Jewel).
with Smooth Sweeping Seconds Hand.
Solid 440 Stainless Steel Case.
High quality genuine Rubber Strap.
Sapphire Crystal Glass Face.
Case Diameter:45 mm.
Water-Resistant.
Brand Name:Omega
Series:Seamaster Planet Ocean
Model Number:2901.50.91
Gender:Midsize Watches
Movement:Automatic
Case Material:Stainless Steel
Case Size:45mm
Bezel Material:Stainless Steel
Bracelet Material:Rubber
Bracelet Color:Black
Dial Color:Blue
Dial Type:Arabic numerals
Clasp:Buckle
Crystal Material:Sapphire
Watch Shape:Round
Water Resistant Depth:50 Meters / 165 Feet

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Omega 2901.50.91 The Related Reviews:

Soo cute! Thanks!
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Review by Gerald Walker Malaysia Kuching, Sarawak from Netherlands Purmerend

Watch is a great value!Looks more expensive than it is.Compared to other cuff watches I've seen, the band is narrow so it doesn't overwhelm the wrist.One of the best cuff watches I've found!
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Review by ROMIKA MALA Espana Cantabria from Netherlands Purmerend

Excellent bassic watch for work. Time is accurate, appreciate having the day date feature.
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Review by amy willis United Kingdom Basildon from Netherlands Purmerend

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