Rare New Limited Model Mum Back to the Future BTTF 090 From Japan

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Rare New Limited Model Mum Back to the Future BTTF 090 From Japan

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[New Limited Model] Mum Back to the Future BTTF 090

"MAM [Limited Model] MAM Back To The Future BTTF 090 LIMITED EDITION"
This is a new and unused product.
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[Product information] Brand name: Mumm Product name: Back To The Future BTTF 090 [LIMITED EDITION] Material case: Stainless steel 304, maple wood (organic wood: FSC certified) Windshield: Sapphire glass Band: Stainless steel 304 Package: Italian recycled paper (FCS certified) Size Case size: 42mm x 32mm Case thickness: 7mm Band width: 22mm Weight: Approximately 100g Movement: Japanese quartz (battery operated) Function: 2-screen digital display Water resistance: 3ATM Description In 1985 MAM produced the official watch for the science fiction movie "BACK TO THE FUTURE," which became a huge hit after its release in the United States. Mumm, who was selected for this production, will be creating the world's first official clock under the supervision of Universal Studios, and it will be announced in 2020, the 35th anniversary of the movie's birth, after more than a year and a half.

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