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Prince Charming III Quartz, Men Watch, Women Watch, Unisex Watch
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Prince Charming III Quartz, Men Watch, Women Watch, Unisex Watch
Prince Charming III Quartz, Men Watch, Women Watch, Unisex Watch
Prince Charming III Quartz, Men Watch, Women Watch, Unisex Watch
Prince Charming III Quartz, Men Watch, Women Watch, Unisex Watch

Prince Charming III Quartz, Men Watch, Women Watch, Unisex Watch

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This princely designed round watch are more than a way to tell time. They are an expression of beauty & your personality! This is a unique and stylish piece suitable for Unisex as well. Our watches are made of high quality polished stainless steel and are using Japanese movements and batteries (included).

Product Description:

Size: One Size
Material: 100%stainless steel
*Miyota watches movement made by Citizen.
*The stainless watches casing measures approx100x37mm
*The watch band is made of stainless steel
*Stainless steel back
*Watch item comes with beautiful customized box + firm packaging
*The actual physical product may look better than the photos

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Short Story of Prince Henry the Navigator Part III

Caravels were dispatched south along the western coast of Africa. Unfortunately, a major obstacle along the African route was Cape Bojador, southeast of the Canary Islands (located in Western Sahara). European sailors were afraid of the cape, for supposedly to its south lay monsters and insurmountable evils.

Prince Henry sent fifteen expeditions to navigate south of the cape from 1424 to 1434 but each returned with it's captain giving excuses and apologies for not having passed the dreaded Cape Bojador. Finally, in 1434 Prince Henry sent Captain Gil Eannes (who had previously attempted the Cape Bojador voyage) south; this time, Captain Eannes sailed to the west prior to reaching the cape and then headed eastward once passing the cape. Thus, none of his crew saw the dreadful cape and it had been successfully passed, without catastrophe befalling the ship.
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