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SEIKOSHA – Aufzugswelle (Winding Stem) für „Morris Type
SEIKOSHA – Aufzugswelle (Winding Stem) für „Morris Type
SEIKOSHA – Aufzugswelle (Winding Stem) für „Morris Type
SEIKOSHA – Aufzugswelle (Winding Stem) für „Morris Type
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SEIKOSHA – Aufzugswelle (Winding Stem) für „Morris Type" 10 (モリス型) – frühe Seiko-Armbanduhrwerke 1920er–1940er (1 Stück) – NOS gebraucht The Q&Q brand logo is the plastic tin and

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SEIKOSHA – Aufzugswelle (Winding Stem) für „Morris Type" 10 (モリス型) – frühe Seiko Armbanduhrwerke 1920er–1940er (1 Stück) – NOS gebraucht The Q&Q brand logo is the plastic tin and The Q&Q brand logo is located below the 12 Seiko Marvel (1956) – erstes vollständig von Seiko entwickeltes Manufakturwerk Vor dem Einbau bitte die Wellenmaße und die Passung mit der benötigten Aufzugswelle abgleichen die Montage sollte fachgerecht erfolgen

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