Fiona Kr��ger Memento Mori Skull Watch
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Incoming! Finally.....
2 years ago I saw this watch at an AD and was blown away from the minute I saw it. I somehow got brainwashed into thinking I didn't like two-tone watches. Today he came home....Bigger box than I'm used to...With his big brother... Not sure they'll get along....Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk