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1934 replica Mickey Mouse Wristwatch | Vacheron Constantin Wristwatches1 of 1 |
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In 1991 Pedre did a replica of the 1934 Mickey Mouse watch. These were a follow-up of the 1990 issue with the steel bracelet version and orange box. They are a quartz movement. Thanks for taking the "Time" to look these over and hope you enjoy seeing one of these.
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