36mm bicolour Rolex Datejust model 16233 on Jubilee 62523 bracelet with classic champagne / diamond dot dial. This early 1990s model is in very good condition, coming with later Rolex box, Oyster booklet, our own warranty card and a certificate from the ALR Watch Register confirming that we checked it with them. We first sold this watch some years ago, when it still had Rolex papers showing original sale in January 1993. Regrettably those papers were no longer with the watch when it was traded back to us recently. The NEW equivalent is now £10,950!

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Price: £4,699

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