Nixon Watches : A506-001-00 Japanese Quartz Dial Color
$259.00
Product code: A506-001-00
Availability: In stock
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Details
- Brand:Nixon
Watch Series:NIXON Men
Model number:A506-001-00
Band Material:Stainless-Steel
Case Size Diameter:44 millimetres
Dial Color:Black
Display Type:Analog
Item Shape:Round Shape
Movement Type:Japanese quartz
Manufacturer's Worldwide Warranty: Warranty is claimable anywhere in the world if the respective brand's service centre is available in that country.
Seller's Warranty (Bodying Warranty): Only can send the watch back to Bodying for warranty claim.
Japan Domestic Warranty: Only can send the watch back to Japan for warranty claim.
United State Domestic Warranty: Only can send the watch back to United State for warranty claim.Warranty Type:2 Years Seller's Warranty
Estimated Shipment Weight:0.50 KG
Nixon Japanese quartz Dial color Black Watch # A506-001-00 (Men Watch). Dial Color : Black. Item Shape : Round Shape. Case Size Diameter : 44 millimetres. Model Number:A506-001-00 A506-001-0 A506-001- A506-001. Display Type : Analog. Band Material : Stainless-Steel. Movement Type : Japanese quartz

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