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Rome Watch Winders
SP Sales Agency
Watches & clocks, writing instruments, giftware & tableware
Watch/clock accessories
The Rome series watch winders combine luxury and technological innovation and set new standards in the presentation of automatic watches. With features such as the H&S Motion-Light, which creates fascinating light effects, and the electronic lock with H&S Fin-Protect technology for maximum security, they are impressive in terms of functionality and design. The surface in a sophisticated Ebony finish combines black and brown for an elegant look, while a chrome-plated element between the base and housing lends an elegant lightness. The Rome series is ideal for watch lovers who appreciate aesthetics, safety and perfection.
Additional Information
Rome Watch WindersRome Wood 2 Watches
Rome Wood 4 Watches
Rome Wood 8 Watches
Quad Watch Winders
Contact Information
Phone: 514-561-2296
Email:
s.polan@videotron.ca
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