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Watch name: Rolex Datejust Japanese Watch in Grey Dial

Watch Sub Model: Rolex Datejust

Movement Type: Top Quality Japanese 21J Automatic Movement

Dial Color: Grey

Function: Hour, Minute, Red Colored Very Smooth Sweeping Second Hand, Stick Hour Markers and Date Window at 3:00 O'clock Exactly like Authentics

Case: 440 Polished Steel Casing with Solid Case Back

Strap: 440 Solid Stainless Steel Strap linked with Screws which can easily be adjusted

Size: 36mm

Other Feartures: 440 Stainless Steel Bezel and Genuine Scratch proof Sapphire Crystal with Rolex crown etched at 6 O'Clock position

Waterproof: Yes 33FT

Warranty: 6 Months

Shipping: Free Shipping (Not including special delivery requests)

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Model	Japanesewatches75303
Brand	ROLEX
Small class	Rolex Datejust
Movement	Top Quality Japanese 21J Automatic Movement
Case Material	440 Polished Steel Casing with Solid Case Back
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