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Location: Bay Area, CA
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Authentic Oyster Bracelet?
Hello, see below, need help, I believe a 78363 is a two tone, but this lists 7836 only is this correct?
They say its a stainless steel and 14k yellow gold Rolex Swiss made Oyster band ref. 7836 with 20mm "580" end pieces. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Rolex Oyster 100% authentic 7836 |
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7836 can be two tone, see the clasp is marked with a 14 after steelenox
endlinks should be 258 or 280 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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Join Date: Sep 2016
Location: Bay Area, CA
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Thank you for the feedback, crown collection. Is this bracelet real rolex product from the clasp, bracelet and end links (even though it is the iron end links for the bracelet)? Looking to use it for a older 1601 or 16013 36mm date just.
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Real Name: Eric
Location: AZ
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Bracelet and clasp look Ok from here, but I'm not 100% on the end-pieces (is that rust on the inside??).
Either way, it is severely worn/stretched out. ![]() |
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