Rado Integral R20206162

Listed 337 Days Ago

ConditionNew

Year of Production2024

Case Size31mm

Case MaterialCeramic

Dial ColorBlack

Bracelet/Strap-

Movement TypeQuartz

BoxYes

PapersYes

LocationGermany

Price 2,143 USD

Description

Ceramic, Men's Watches, Rado Integral, R20206162 Function: Quartz

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