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    KNIS Meteorite Made in Japan Automatic Watch Men's Silver Blue KN001-MTBL
    KNIS Meteorite Made in Japan Automatic Watch Men's Silver Blue KN001-MTBL

    3 colorways· From €660 (current) across colorways

    €660

    Merchant price checked Sep 13, 2026 · no current USD conversion available

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    KNIS GMT Automatic Divers Watch Green / Stainless Steel Bracelet (KN007-GR)
    KNIS GMT Automatic Divers Watch Green / Stainless Steel Bracelet (KN007-GR)
    €396

    Merchant price checked Sep 13, 2026 · no current USD conversion available

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    KNIS GMT Automatic Divers Watch Blue / Stainless Steel Bracelet (KN007-BL)
    KNIS GMT Automatic Divers Watch Blue / Stainless Steel Bracelet (KN007-BL)
    €396

    Merchant price checked Sep 13, 2026 · no current USD conversion available

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    KNIS GMT Automatic Divers Watch Black / Stainless Steel Bracelet (KN007-BK)
    KNIS GMT Automatic Divers Watch Black / Stainless Steel Bracelet (KN007-BK)
    €396

    Merchant price checked Sep 13, 2026 · no current USD conversion available

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    Sourcing & Build

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    Case origin
    Japan
    Dial origin
    Japan
    Hands origin
    Japan
    Lume type
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    Sourcing Notes: True 'Made in Japan' quality with Japanese movements and assembly in Kyoto. Brand emphasizes Japanese craftsmanship and hands-on assembly of each watch. Features exotic dial materials including genuine meteorite and aventurine glass. All components assembled in Japan, reflecting Kyoto's traditional, refined craftsmanship.

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    Dispatch (ships from)
    🇯🇵Japan
    Headquarters
    🇯🇵Kyoto, Japan
    Assembly
    🇯🇵Japan

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