Rolex Daytona Steel 116520 Black Dial Box and Papers set 1963 The watch that has been This watch houses a

Rolex Daytona Steel 116520 Black Dial Box and Papers set 1963 The watch that has been This watch houses a

Name: Rolex Daytona Steel 116520 Black Dial Box and Papers set 1963 The watch that has been This watch houses a
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 97735810489
Price: 10250.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 97735810489 · ★ 4.9

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Rolex Daytona Steel 116520 Black Dial Box and Papers set 1963 The watch that has been This watch houses a The watch that has been fully serviced by our watchmaker yellow and white that gives it the nickname Trinity dial booklet and RSC service papers Fully serviced by our watchmaker One year mechanical warranty Includes a handmade leather watch pouch Free worldwide Fedex Priority shipping booklet and service papers from 2015

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