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Old 4 June 2024, 12:23 AM   #18
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The Explorer II Polar really is a piece that needs to be seen in person. The contrast of the stark white dial, the matte black hands and indices is so unique. Add in the orange 24 - hour hand and text, and the blue lume. It might be the most underrated watch in the catalog.

You got very lucky on this purchase - congrats! There are many variables to accessing a purchase, most of the time obtaining a Polar is very difficult.
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