Fascinating Maurice Lacroix Phase De Lune Model Watch
On the eve of Maurice Lacroix Phase De Lune model is the beauty and harmony personified. It is a case in stainless steel that has been carefully developed. With a diameter of 40 mm, this is just the right size for a mans of the wrist. The sport silver medal elegant Silver Dial colourful Roman numerals that changes size. The blue moon phase display on the Centre provides the color in another dull but elegant color for face. Just below the position of 12 oclock are two rectangular Windows to indicate the day and the month of the year. The model of Maurice Lacroix Phase De Lune watch is powered by an automatic calibre of 37 ML and is protected by Sapphire. The watch Gets the support of a genuine crocodile strap and it is resistant to water by up to 50 metres. At a retail price of $7,500 , this watch is worth it and much more. If youve does something good this year and its time to reward you with an elegant look that will accompany you all the time.

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