Details for GUCCI Men's YA086310 8600 Series Watch
The subtly White Dial features black dash and grounds index Roman numeral, money, your light and a thin silver seconds hand hands. Three sub-dials provide a specific time with controls rectangular buttons with the rectangular stainless steel bezel. The date displayed discreetly in the 04, and Gucci signature appears 12. The band of silver - tone stainless steel is designed with elegant lines and grooves for intriguing and unusual look. The band ends with a clasp for secure deployment and curved dial window is made with the scratch-resistant Sapphire. This shows Switzerland-quartz-powered dress offers resistance of water up to 99 feet. Specs and Features of GUCCI Men's YA086310 8600 Series Watch Precise Swiss-Quartz movement Scratch-resistant-sapphire crystal Case diameter: 34.2 mm Stainless-steel case; Silver-and-white dial; Date function Water-resistant to 99 feet (30 M) New to GUCCI Men's YA086310 8600 Series Watch Just Check the Price and TAKE IT HOME NOW![IMG]

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The lateral sapphire crystals provide an enjoyable vision of a manual-wound movement, engraved just like the case. Built on 18 jewels, the heart of the new Christian Dior Ari watch operates at a frequency of 18,000 vibrations per hour and offers a 40-hour power reserve.

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