Brand New Citizen Slave Clock With Three Hands. Made In Japan on 2040-parts.com
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Brand new citizen slave clock with four hands. made in japan(US $270.00)
Rare vintage seiko mc-017 slave clock with seiko movement made in japan(US $99.00)
Vintage casio pb 700 pocket computer. made in japan(US $180.00)
Citizen slave clock with two hands. made in japan(US $180.00)
C. plath azimuth device type 1543 for marine compass. made in germany(US $99.00)
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