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Lampada da tavolo "The Chameleon" Roulette Sterling silver The Daniel Wellington Petite Sterling tovaglia made in italy The Daniel Wellington Petite Sterling DW00100164 Watch interprets feminine elegance with a minimalist Feature Detail Brand Daniel Wellington Collection Quadro Pressed Sterling Reference MPN DW00100438 Category Women's watch Functions Time only Movement Japanese quartz Case material 304 stainless steel with silver finish Case dimensions 20 x 26 mm Case thickness 6 mm Case color Silver Case shape Rectangular Dial Eggshell white Markers Baton Strap material 316L stainless steel Strap type Pressed Milanese mesh Strap color Silver Strap width 10 mm Adjustable length 135–195 mm Interchangeable strap Yes Strap connector Spring bars Water resistance 3 ATM Gender Female Packaging Original Daniel Wellington box and Armando Poggi bag Warranty Official Daniel Wellington 2 year warranty Perfect for These design lamps are an original and iconic furnishing accessory that will illuminate your home with originality and imagination For internal use only
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