Tudor Advisor Watch M79620T-0010 42 mm Stainless steel Titanium Case Silver Dial Details
Brand:Tudor
Family:Advisor
Model:M79620T-0010
Movement:Automatic
Case Size:42 mm
Bracelet Material:Stainless steel
Gender:Mens
Glass:Sapphire
Case shape:Pillow
Functions:Seconds / Minutes / Watch / Power reserve indicator
Water resistance:Yes
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