ROLEX Oyster Perpetual Day-Date gents wristwatch in 18k yellow gold reference 18248, Switzerland sold according to certificate in November 1992, self winding, E-series, superlative chronometer officially certified, screwed down oyster case including president bracelet with bark engraving, deployant clasp, black dial with 10 applied diamond-indices, gilded hands, date under loupe-glass, calibre 3155, diameter approx. 36 mm, length approx. 20,5 cm, original Rolex box and papers enclosed, signs of use otherwise condition 2

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