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Tamagotchi Pink Wrist Watch (MOC, 1997, Bandai)

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Super cool wristwatch from Japan shaped as the tamagotchi egg. This one is pink with the cutest little guy doing various poses on the band. TOO CUTE! Kinda looks like a little crab guy. Condition : Great.

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