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Tamagotchi Pink Wrist Watch (MOC, 1997, Bandai)

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Orologio da polso super cool proveniente dal Giappone, a forma di uovo tamagotchi. Questo è rosa, con il mitico piccolo personaggio che si mette in varie pose sulla cinturino. TROPO CUTE! Sembra un piccolo tipo granchio. Condizione: Ottimo.

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