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Rolex Datejust ref. 116201 Silver Racing Dial - Oyster bracelet - Full Set

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Rolex Datejust ref. 116201 Silver Racing Dial - Oyster bracelet - Full SetFor sale at Debonar Watches: pre owned Rolex Datejust 116201, in excellent conditions, with a silver dial (concentric), full set. With its 36mm case, the Rolex Datejust 116201 maintains a perfect balance of classic proportions and modern versatility. This 116201 is made of gold and steel, including bracelet and bezel. One of the biggest changes Rolex has made to their production base in recent years is their switch from 316L stainless steel to 904L.

For sale at Debonar Watches: pre-owned Rolex Datejust 116201, in excellent conditions, with a silver dial (concentric), full set. 

With its 36mm case, the Rolex Datejust 116201 maintains a perfect balance of classic proportions and modern versatility.

This 116201  is made of gold and steel, including bracelet and bezel.
One of the biggest changes Rolex has made to their production base in recent years is their switch from 316L stainless steel to 904L. The ref. 1162XX series were the first Datejusts cast in the new metal.

The reference 116201 is a 36mm watch. For many, 36mm is a relatively small watch (at least by modern standards), but the Datejust has always had an uncanny knack for shrugging off perceptions that apply to virtually all its competitors. 

A bit of its story:
Rolex DateJust (inspired by Rolex Bubbleback) was first introduced in 1945 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Rolex. The Datejust is one of the earliest Rolex models that survives till today.
From its debut way back in 1945, a revolutionary launch that put the brand firmly on the map, it has remained at the top of the company’s bestseller list for three quarters of a century.

Rolex’s ref. 162XX series of Datejust watches first emerged in 1988, a replacement for the relatively short-lived ref. 160XX range. 

BRAND ROLEX
MODEL DATEJUST
REFERENCE 116201
CASE MATERIAL STEEL/GOLD
MOVEMENT AUTOMATIC
DIMENSION 36 MM
DIAL SILVER CONCENTRIC
BEZEL GOLD 
CRYSTAL SAPPHIRE
BRACELET TYPE OYSTER/GOLD
BRACELET MATERIAL STEEL
WRIST DIAMETER 18 CM
ORIGINAL BOX YES
ORIGINAL PAPERS YES
YEAR APPROX. '00s-'10s
CONDITION EXCELLENT
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6. The order fulfillment time depends on product availability and ranges from 7 to 14 business days.

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a) If the data from the payment do not match the data provided in the order, the transaction may be canceled by the Store's customer service.

b) The customer has the option to specify a different shipping address for the order; however, the order details, including the name and surname, must match the information of the person making the payment. For instance, if an order is placed by a customer named John Smith, the payment must also be made by John Smith, ensuring consistency between the order and payment details.

8. Sales are conducted exclusively via the Store's website available at debonarwatches.com.

9. Stationary sales are only available in exceptional situations, after prior arrangement with the Store's customer service.

If you have any query regarding a watch you are purchasing, please do contact a member of our team on Whatsapp +39 3381504670 or via email [email protected] and we’ll be happy to help.
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Standard orders made outside the EU will be shipped via DHL or Fedex guarded delivery depending on value of items. We are not responsible for import duties and associated taxes so please check due fees in your Extra-EU country when ordering, please check it before ordering.

Estimated delivery time is approx 2-7 days subject to terms and conditions.
WARRANTY

Our pre-owned watches are accompanied by Full 12 month warranty (the 'Warranty') from the day you receive your watch, protecting your watch against manufacturing and mechanical defects, subject to the following terms and conditions.

Our warranty is subject to the same terms and conditions as the manufacturer’s warranty. The warranty does not cover theft or loss. Normal wear and tear or damage caused to the watch by accidents or mishandling/mistreatment are also excluded as well as damage caused due to submersion in water against the manufacturer’s guidance. Wear of the watch strap is not covered by the warranty.

In the event you decide to take your watch to a repairer or watchmaker without prior approval from Debonar Watches, we will not be held liable for any costs you may incur.

Any modification of a watch by addition of substitution of components which have not been provided by the manufacturer will also invalidate the warranty, as will evidence that the watch case has been opened by anyone other than our authorised watchmakers.

It is your responsibility to arrange adequate insurance cover for your watch whilst in transit back to us, and this cost will be at your expense.
RETURNS

We offer a 14 day return period on any watches purchased online or personally, in which you can exchange your watch for another product or receive a full refund.

The watch must be returned in the same condition and with the same accessories and paperwork/warranty cards as when you received it.

If your watch arrived with a return tag attached, this must still be attached to the watch and not tampered with.

You can return your watch by shipping it or in person at our office.

Please allow 7 working days for refunds to reach your account.

If you return a watch to us and it has been marked, scratched or the stickers have been removed, we may charge you up to 20 percent of the sales figure, subject to returned condition of a watch.

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