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Michael Kors Women's White Ceramic Link Bracelet Quartz Chronograph Two Tone Crystal MK5269

Michael Kors Women's White Ceramic Link Bracelet Quartz Chronograph Two Tone Crystal MK5269

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Product Description

Michael Kors Women's White Ceramic Link Bracelet Quartz Chronograph Two Tone Crystal MK5269

  • White ceramic case measures 38mm wide by 12mm thick.
  • Smooth link bracelet includes a tasteful and convenient push button hidden deployment clasp.
  • Beautiful white dial has luminous hands and hour markers.
  • Gold tone bezel has a dazzling collection of crystals.
  • Chronograph function measures up to sixty minutes of activity in second increments.
  • Date display at the fifth hour.
  • The precise Quartz movement is protected by a scratch resistant mineral crystal.
  • Water resistant.

    • Technical Specifications

    Country
    USA
    Brand
    Michael Kors
    Manufacturer
    Michael Kors
    Binding
    Watch
    ItemPartNumber
    MK5269
    Model
    MK5269
    Color
    White
    UnitCount
    1
    UPCs
    691464506148
    EANs
    4048803744994

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