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    Hi expert,

    May I know wat is the different between Oysterquartz datejust and datejust ?

    Please advice. thanks

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    oysterquartz = battery operated
    Last edited by triton; 12-10-08, 08:47 PM.
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    • #3
      Oysterquartz's first model is the 5100. Only 1000 pieces was ever produced and highly collectable. Subsequently, Rolex produced another run of quartz watches. About 25 000 pieces was produced with the 5035/5055 movements. Now found in the 17XXXX series of watches. There are stainless steel braclets and jubillee bracelets. Even dials with diamonds. It is discontinued and you can find pieces going from S$2500 to S$3500.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by AAAnot View Post
        Oysterquartz's first model is the 5100. Only 1000 pieces was ever produced and highly collectable. Subsequently, Rolex produced another run of quartz watches. About 25 000 pieces was produced with the 5035/5055 movements. Now found in the 17XXXX series of watches. There are stainless steel braclets and jubillee bracelets. Even dials with diamonds. It is discontinued and you can find pieces going from S$2500 to S$3500.
        kum sia

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        • #5
          Originally posted by AAAnot View Post
          Oysterquartz's first model is the 5100. Only 1000 pieces was ever produced and highly collectable. Subsequently, Rolex produced another run of quartz watches. About 25 000 pieces was produced with the 5035/5055 movements. Now found in the 17XXXX series of watches. There are stainless steel braclets and jubillee bracelets. Even dials with diamonds. It is discontinued and you can find pieces going from S$2500 to S$3500.
          You forgot to mention the Oysterquartz will cost more to service at RSC and the bracelet cannot be swapped.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Uncle Ricky View Post
            You forgot to mention the Oysterquartz will cost more to service at RSC and the bracelet cannot be swapped.
            Yup he mentioned to me by PM.

            Thanks dude.

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