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For my friends from Hong Kong. A special Rolex Date Just.
Steel, reference 16014, from 1988.
Issued for a HK Electronic Company.
Enjoy!
Nicolas
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For my friends from Hong Kong. A special Rolex Date Just.
Steel, reference 16014, from 1988. Issued for a HK Electronic Company. Enjoy! Nicolas ...
Also, it is absolutely insane how many people carry a Rolex in HK
It looks like every other sales assistant, waiter, secretary or delivery man has a Sports model on their wrist. A lot of the older cab drivers have a Datejust. Singapore was already impressive in this regard, but HK is one notch higher.
