Casio G-Shock Mix Tape Analog Digital Limited Edition Quarz GA-100MT-1A3 200M Herrenuhr

Casio G-Shock Mix Tape Analog Digital Limited Edition Quarz GA-100MT-1A3 200M Herrenuhr

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Casio G-Shock Mix Tape Analog Digital Limited Edition Quarz GA-100MT-1A3 200M HerrenuhrDie Casio GShock Mix Tape Analog Digital Limited Edition Quarz GA100MT1A3 200M Herrenuhr (SKU: GA 100MT 1A3) ist ein zuverlssiger Begleiter fr aktive Mnner. Mit ihrem modernen Design, kombiniert mit analoger und digitaler Anzeige, berzeugt sie sowohl optisch als auch funktional. Die Uhr ist wasserdicht bis 200 Meter und verfgt ber zahlreiche praktische Funktionen. Ein Must Have fr alle, die Stil und Funktionalitt schtzen.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006