Expedition® Pioneer Titanium Automatic 41mm HNBR Synthetic Rubber Strap Watch YGroup_HarborsideCoast43mmStainlessSteelBracelet embossed with a crocodile grain TW2V00400QY
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Expedition® Pioneer Titanium Automatic 41mm HNBR Synthetic Rubber Strap Watch YGroup_HarborsideCoast43mmStainlessSteelBracelet embossed with a crocodile grain TW2V00400QY embossed with a crocodile grain This petite take on our ‘70s Q Timex sports a tinier 30mm case and Perfect Fit expansion band in gold tone stainless steel The Expedition Pioneer Automatic is ready to go the distance with a new 41mm barrel shaped case rendered in titanium that’s incredibly durable yet lightweight on the wrist while the case back’s exhibition window reveals the battery free automatic movement ticking inside
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