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Man’s Watch Found Dulwich Village Tues 4 June

JMK

By JMK
June 5 in Lost, Found or Stolen

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Hi Man’s watch found in Dulwich Village on Tues 4 June around 9pm

Please email me with a description of the watch incl brand, colour, strap and any other distinguishing features

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How do you know it was 9pm?

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4 hours ago, SpringTime said:

How do you know it was 9pm?

They probably checked the time when they found it……..

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