MB&F LM SEQUENTIAL EVO 09.ZR.OR

MB&F LM SEQUENTIAL EVO 09.ZR.OR 44mm Zirconium Orange

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SourceBezel

Listed 26 Days Ago

ConditionUnworn

Year of Production2024

Case Size44mm

Case MaterialZirconium

Dial ColorOrange

Bracelet/Strap-

Movement TypeManual

BoxYes

PapersYes

LocationUnited States

Price 179,000 USD

Description

Legacy Machine Sequential Evo Orange 2022 Zirconium 44 18.2 80 Zirconium Sapphire Black Power Reserve Manual LM1 45 23 2024 UNWORN Box Papers / Warranty Product literature

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