Julbo Montebianco Sunglasses - Zebra Antifog Lens
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Housing Material: AISI 316L stainless steel Strap Material: (Aqua Positive & Negative Rubber) rubber, (Aqua Negative Steel) steel Heart Rate Monitor: no Digital Compass: no Chronograph: yes Backlight: yes Computer Compatible: no Water-Resistant: yes, 200m Alarms: 1 Weekday Indicator: yes Battery Type: lithium Battery Life: 1 year Face Size: 1.8 in Claimed Weight: (rubber strap) 105 g, (steel strap) 206 g Recommended Use: diving, free diving, boating Manufacturer Warranty: 2 years
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