Rolex ROLEX
Datejust. 

Type of watch: Wristwatch. 
Origin: Switzerland, Geneva.…
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Rolex

ROLEX Datejust. Type of watch: Wristwatch. Origin: Switzerland, Geneva. Date: 1965. Clockwork: Automatic, cal. 1575. Case/Wristband: Steel, 750/- yellow gold, oyster band with oyster clasp, dial goldtone, hands and indices goldtone, luminous material. Total Weight: ca. 85,5 g. Measurement: ø 36 mm, length 18 cm. Case-No: 1261679. Reference-No: 1601. Movement-No.: D11558. Description: 3-hand-wristwatch with date display at "3" o'clock. Box: No Papers: No Accessoires: No Estimated shipping costs for this lot: Germany: 84,03 Euro plus 15,97 Euro VAT EU: Arrangement after the auction. Worldwide: Arrangement after the auction. additional shipping insurance Explanations to the Catalogue Grading system for wrist and pocket watches Rolex Wrist & Pocket Watches

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