Zettler - Book Calendar 2025 Turquoise, 14.5 x 21 cm, Pocket Calendar with 392 Pages in Cardboard Cover, 1 Day on 1 Page, Day and Week and Interest Counting, Blue Angel and German Calendar
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Zettler - Book Calendar 2025 Turquoise, 14.5 x 21 cm, Pocket Calendar with 392 Pages in Cardboard Cover, 1 Day on 1 Page, Day and Week and Interest Counting, Blue Angel and German Calendar
- DAILY DETAIL PLANNING With a full page per day, the calendar allows for thorough and detailed planning for each day of the year.
- ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS DESIGN Awarded with the Blue Angel, the calendar shows commitment to sustainability with its recyclable cardboard cover.
- Plenty of space for notes: 392 pages provide ample space for personal and professional entries, ideal for comprehensive annual planning.
- Versatile time and financial planning: In addition to daily and weekly view, users benefit from the practical interest count for financial planning.
- Adapted to German standards: the calendar takes into account all important German holidays and is specially designed for the German market.
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