SKU: 3561998801

Rolex ref. 16234 Millennary Dial - Oyster Bracelet

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Rolex ref. 16234 Millennary Dial - Oyster BraceletFor sale at Debonar Watches: pre owned Rolex Datejust ref. 16234. This Rolex Datejust in steel presents a peculiar MIllennary dial (also called "jubilee" dial), a white gold bezel and a coordinated oyster bracelet. This 36 mm. diameter stainless steel case is set with screw down case back and crown, a fluted white gold bezel, a sapphire crystal with cyclops lens. On the dial we find at 12 o'clock the words "ROLEX" "OYSTER PERPETUAL" "DATEJUST" and at

For sale at Debonar Watches: pre-owned Rolex Datejust ref. 16234.

This Rolex Datejust in steel presents a peculiar MIllennary dial (also called "jubilee" dial), a white gold bezel and a coordinated oyster bracelet.

This 36 mm. diameter stainless steel case is set with screw-down case back and crown, a fluted white gold bezel, a sapphire crystal with cyclops lens.

On the dial we find at 12 o'clock the words "ROLEX" - "OYSTER PERPETUAL" - "DATEJUST" and at 6 o'clock the classic writing "Superlative Chronometer Officially Certified".

This Datejust's reference has been in production for a long time: you can find Datejust 16234 produced from the late 80s to mid-2000s.


BRAND ROLEX
MODEL DATEJUST
REFERENCE 16234
CASE MATERIAL STEEL
MOVEMENT AUTOMATIC
DIMENSION 36 MM
DIAL MILLENNARY
CRYSTAL SAPPHIRE
BRACELET TYPE OYSTER
BRACELET MATERIAL STEEL
ORIGINAL BOX NO
ORIGINAL PAPERS NO
YEAR APPROX. THE '90s
CONDITION VERY GOOD
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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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