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Tamagotchi Pink Wrist Watch (MOC, 1997, Bandai)

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Super horloge-bracelet en forme d'œuf tamagotchi venant du Japon. Celui-ci est rose avec le petit personnage le plus mignon posant dans différentes poses sur le bracelet. TROP MUEY MIGNON ! On dirait un petit gars crabe. État : Excellent.

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