Gevril Men's Tribeca Watch A2110 Chronograph Tachymeter Black Leather Date
$259.00
Product code: A2110
Availability: In stock
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Condition:New with tags: A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached.See all condition definitions opens in a new window or tab about the condition
Brand: Gevril
Bezel Material:Stainless steel
MPN: A2110
Bezel Function:Tachymeter
Gender:Mens
Calendar:Date
Dial Color:Black
Water Resistance:100 Meters(330 feet)
Band Colour:Black
Crystal:Sapphire
Band Material:Leather
Features:Ronda 5030D swiss quartz movement, Luminous hands and hour markers, Chronograph function, tachymeter, date, Stainless steel case, Black genuine leather strap with stitching
Clasp:Buckle
LACOSTE:Gevril
Movement:Quartz
UPC: 840840108166 Case Dimensions:42 mm X 13 mm

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Hello all. Purchased a Navitimer World last December, and the watch has been back to Breitling 3 times, about to go for its 4th. Here is the problem: when the face of the watch is lightly tapped there is a rattling/click that sounds like the crystal is loose. I took it back to the jeweler that i bought it from, and they had 2 new ones in the case. One of them rattled and the other one didn't. No one seems to know why this is happening. Any one here have an idea?? Thank you, Brian







