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For those who are familiar with the us market , do you think there is a chance I can get a mint green datejust 36 at retail somewhere in NYC?
Best
Kev
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Advice needed…
For those who are familiar with the us market , do you think there is a chance I can get a mint green datejust 36 at retail somewhere in NYC? Best Kev ...
No chance! :-))
Hi Kev. That happens to be my Rolex target too and the mint green datejust is notoriously difficult to get anywhere in the world.
Is that a new development, sham? I didn’t realize this dial in a DJ is so high demand.
I can believe it, since it’s my favorite…but that’s just me.
It has been for awhile actually
The other dial colours are easier to attain on a datejust.