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Very Rare "Mystery Dial" battery powered and never needs winding.  Only 3 easy payment of $19.99 but wait there is more!   

  figured it was time to decompress ?

 

 

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Clearly its the bargain of the century. I particularly like the crystal clear lettering on the transparent dial, and the limpid hands and ice like case is a master touch.
Now open your wallets everybody and repeat after me.. "Help your self!"

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