But first lets identify for those who started loving the watches just now what is the bezel?
A watch bezel describes the outer ring that holds the crystal/ plexi/ plastic glass that protects the dial of the watch. You can find it in yellow, white gold, platinum, steel and ceramic.
Smooth Rolex Bezel, where the bezel material is smooth without any signs or any decoration is considered as the simplest version of bezel. Its clean cut can be found in steel, gold and platinum.Engine Turned Bezel
Rolex Smooth Bezel
ROLEX BEZEL TYPE: DOOMED
Can be found as smooth and Doomed Bezel and frankly it can be considered quite the same for many BUT the difference is that doomed is a little bit more curved and when we are discussing high end watches this little details can make all the difference.
ROLEX BEZEL TYPE: FLUTED
The idea behind the creation of the Rolex fluted bezel was to create a bezel that would screw it down onto the glass and that would protect the mechanism and ensure that the watch would be waterproof.
It was introduced to the market almost a century ago, in 1926 when Rolex presented Rolex Oyster a watch that sealed and protected its mechanism like an oyster, and secure the watch mechanism from dust and water.
ROLEX FLUTED BEZEL
ROLEX BEZEL TYPE: ENGINE TURNED
The Rolex Bezel Engine Turned is created with engine turning that said it means rotating and it has an engraved or cutting pattern that distinguish them from the other bezels. Rolex Engine Turned Bezel is currently discontinued.
ROLEX ENGINE TURNED BEZEL
ROLEX BEZEL TYPE: BARK
The Rolex Bark Bezel has this distinguish and characteristic finish on its bezel easy to spot and identify.
ROLEX BARK BEZEL
ROLEX BEZEL TYPE: PYRAMIDE
Rolex Pyramide Bezel has this distinguish triangular signs at the bezel that looks like Pyramides.
ROLEX PYRAMIDE BEZEL
ROLEX BEZEL TYPE: ROTATING
Spotted in GMT Master, the bezel that rotates and in GMT can give you the indication for the divers of the underwater meters.
ROLEX ROTATING BEZEL
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Where can you find your Rolex Model Reference Number?
Rolex has hide its code number not in the back of the case as many companies have done but in a hidden place between the lungs! So in able to spot your Rolex reference number you need to unleash the bracelet and the code will be revealed.
ROLEX MODELS AND REFERENCE
Rolex Models and Reference Number
In the list below you can find your Model Type according to the Reference Number.
140 Oyster Perpetual Air-King and Submariner
142 Oyster Perpetual Chronometer 34mm and Explorer
Rolex Saru is one of the most impressive collection of Rolex, really luxury and hard to find. But what is Rolex SARU and where its name comes from? It is a combination of two amazing gems SApphire and RUby.
The Rolex GMT SARU is one of the most hard to find Rolex models of all time. Presented in the mid-1980s, , gold GMT hand, President bracelet with diamond-set middle links. Very few were produced and they are quite well hidden among collectors as few has surface the market.
ROLEX SARU GMT-Master II 116758
Presented in 2006, this amazing top luxury, unique watch that I had the privilege to have it in my hands, its unique yellow gold case combined with a top sapphire and ruby bezel and a diamond-set case, available both with a black or champagne diamond pave dial. A watch that no words can described it, with a Cal 3186 in 40mm.
ROLEX GMT IISARU 116578
ROLEX SARU GMT-Master II 116759
Presented in 2007, this amazing Rolex with its white gold case, diamond-set case, sapphire and ruby, SARU bezel was available both with a black or pave diamond dial. It comes with an amazing Oyster bracelt and a Calibre 3186 automatic.
ROLEX GMT II SARU 116579
ROLEX SARU GMT-Master II 126755
Presented in early 2020, rose gold case, diamond-set case, SARU bezel – available both with a black or pave diamond dial, with a 3186 Calibre and an Oyster Bracelet
ROLEX GMT II SARU 126755
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Its really interesting to begin our article with answering the question why the watch was named Sea Dweller but is also easy when you think that this watch had a specific need to fulfil the need of divers to have a working watch in extreme depths.
In 1967 Rolex launched Oyster Perpetual Sea-Dweller REF 1665, 40mm, waterproof to a depth of 610 metres. To meet the needs of professional deep-sea divers, the case was equipped with a helium escape valve so that, during long decompression phases in hyperbaric chambers, the helium from the gas mixtures used could be released without risking damage to the watch.
The first ROLEX SEA DWELLER Ref 1665
ROLEX SEA-DWELLER REF4000 Ref 1665
In 1978 Rolex launched the Sea-Dweller Ref 4000, waterproof to a depth of 1,220 metres (4,000 feet).
Waterproof to a depth of 4,000 feet (1,220 metres) for the Rolex Sea-Dweller, launched in 1967, and 12,800 feet (3,900 metres) for the Rolex Deepsea unveiled in 2008, they are the ultimate manifestation of Rolex’s leadership in divers’ watches and the result of decades of collaboration with diving professionals.
ROLEX SEA-DWELLER- Deep Sea 4000 Ref 116660
The first Deep Sea was introduced to the market by Rolex in 2008 , with its rotatable bezel, a 60-minute graduated Cerachrom insert, Chromalight display and reinforced waterproofness ready to cover every need of adventurous divers.
In 2014 Rolex released a special version of the model, the Rolex Deep Sea with a D-blue dial, to commemorate James Cameron’s historic solo dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, some 11,000 metres deep. From twilight blue to bottomless black, its two-colour gradient dial celebrates one man’s journey to the deepest place on Earth.
ROLEX SEA DWELLER D BLUE 116660
ROLEX RAREST MODELS
ROLEX SEA DWELLER “Single Red” Ref.1665
“Single Red” Sea-Dweller ref.1665 was the first prototype of the series that carried the red Sea-Dweller logo developed in 1965 but released 5 years later in 1970. Continuing with the “Double Red Sea-Dweller,” featuring two lines of red text on the dial, one reading “Sea-Dweller” and the other reading “Submariner 2000” directly below it.
“Single Red” Sea-Dweller ref. 1665
DIFFERENCES between “Single Red” and “Double Red Sea Dweller”
“Single Red” has a different case back than the “Double Red Sea Dweller” . The Single Red has engraved on the case back Oyster Gas Escape Valve (Patent Pending) but on the “Double Red Sea-Dweller” we can spot Rolex logo with Oyster*Gas Escape Valve* Rolex Patent. Moreover we can observe a noticeable difference on the dial, on the “Single Red” SEA DWELLER is mentioned on the bottom of the dial when on “Double Red Sea-Dweller” we can notice Sea Dweller Submariner 2000, 2000ft- 610m.
ROLEX SEA DWELLER Deep Sea Special (DSS)
The Rolex Deep Sea Special (DSS) is a powerful, rugged dive watch made to withstand unimaginable ocean depths. Only 35 models were ever produced, and this model is #35, which is seen engraved on the case back. It dates back to 1965 after the record breaking dive by Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh took place. With this special watch Rolex was able to prove its excellence and make a clear statement to the world, that there is nothing that they can’t do.
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Rolex designed its very first first Submariner for the British Royal Navy. Presented in 1953, the Submariner was the first divers’ watch waterproof to a depth of 100 meters (330 feet) that gave them the ability with its rotatable bezel to read their immersion time. The Submariner has been ever since one of the most popular and cool sports watch not only among divers but for every watch addict who loves luxury sport watches.
ROLEX SUBMARINER
ROLEX SUBMARINER REF 6538
The first Submariner was introduced in 1957 along with the GMT Master II. The modern-day version of the Submariner was based on the GMT Master II. The GMT Master was a supercase that was originally used in military watches and carried the same case. It’s new case was about a mm larger than the originals. The new in-house calibers used in the watches were 3230 and 3235 respectively. The new calibers provide improved accuracy and power reserve. The first version of the Submariner, the 6538, was even used by James Bond in various movies. The Mercedes hand is a popular addition in the film.
ROLEX SUBMARINER REF 6200
The second version of the Submariner was launched in 1964. This was the first model with a date window. The Ref. 6200 introduced a number of improvements to the Submariner, some of which were carried forward to later models. The dial was more popular, with a date window and a cushion-shaped Oyster case. The watch’s design was influenced by the Rolex Explorer.
Materials…
Rolex Submariner has undergone incredible changes over the years, introducing 16 years later since it was presented the gold version (1969). It is interesting to mention that although Rolex prototyped the white gold version of 1680 it never released it for production. And the most important watch was 1680 that introduced to the Submariner series yellow gold.
ROLEX SUBMARINER Milestones over the years
6204 First Submariner A.260 (1953 – 1954)
6205 First Submariner A.260 (1954 – 1955)
6200 Mercedes Hands – A.296 (1954)
6538 First Submariner with Big Crown “James Bond” worn by Sean Connery in Dr. No (1955 – 1959)
6538A Military Submariner 1030 “Coroncione” (1955 – 1959)
6536 Small Crown 1030 (1955 – 1959)
6536/1 Chronometer 1030 (1955 – 1959)
5508 Small Crown 1530 (1957 – 1961)
5510 Small Crown 1530 (1958)
5510 (1958 only – Big Crown)
5512 Chronometer- The Cornini 1530-1560-1570 (1959 – 1978)
5513 First Crown Guard 1520-1530 (1962 – 1989)
5514 Comex Submariner 1520 (1969 – 1977)
1680/8 First DATE in Yellow Gold 1575 (1969 – 1978)
1680 First Submariner Date 1575 (1969 – 1979)
5517 Military Submariner 1520 (1977)
16808 Submariner Date Sapphire crystal Gold 3035 (1979 – 1987)
16800 Submariner Date Transitional model 3035 (1979 – 1988)
16803 Submariner Date Sapphire crystal SS/YG 3035 (1983 – 1988)
16610 Submariner Date Superluminova Dial 3135 (1986** – Today)
16613 Submariner Date Superlum. Dial SS/YG 3135 (1986** – Today)
16618 Submariner Date Superlum. Dial Gold 3135 (1986** – Today)
14060 First with Sapphire crystal 3000 (1988*- 2001)
14060M Updated Automatic Movement 3130 (2001 – Today)
14060M Submariner
16610LV 50th Anniversary
114060 Submariner Ceramic bezel (2012-2019)
116610LN Submariner Date with Ceramic bezel (2012-2019)
124060 Submariner (2020 – present) equipped with caliber 3230
126610LN Submariner Date (2020 – present) equipped with 3235
In the beginning of 1950s scuba diving became a rising sport among young Americans therefore the need of a watch that would be waterproof and precise in order for the divers to have an accurate way of the time they spend underwater was created. In 1953 Rolex created the Rolex Submariner, a watch exclusively designed for the specific needs of scuba diving waterproof to a depth of 100m that has been evolve over the years up to 300 metres. Its unique characteristics such as its rotatable bezel and large hands has made it a unique watch among scuba divers.
Rolex Submariner 6204 & 6205
Introduced officially a year later in 1954 the Submariner 6204, with an A260 movement and certified as waterproof up to 200 meters. The Submariner 6205, with a A260 movement and the Submariner 6200 fitted with A296 movement and a larger crown marked Brevet (patented) waterproof also up to 200 meters. In the following years quite a few collectors have questioned the chronological order of the first three models of Submariner but as a logic consequence we can safely say that as Submariner 6204 and 6205 share the same movement they were produced together and Submariner 6200 follows with a different and better movement A296.
Rolex Submariner History
Auguste Piccard the incredible mind behind Rolex Submariner evolution
Are you up for it? It is always fascinating when two minds that don’t think alike join their forces and their creative minds. This happened when August Piccard and Rolex connected, but lets dive a little bit to the life of this incredible mind. August Piccard was a Swiss physicist and explorer that came into publicity due to his record breaking hydrogen balloon flights that allowed him to study Earths upper atmosphere and became the first person to enter the Stratosphere. Piccard after this incredible journey on space, in 1948 he invented the first bathyscaphe that allowed the divers to explore the ocean in depths that they have never imagined before.
In 1953 two very different Submariners were produced for the Swiss scientist Professor Auguste Piccard for his dives in Trieste named Deep Sea Specials and Piccard. On the 30th September 1953 with Deep Sea Specials, Rolex made a world record dive to 3155 with Auguste Piccard team. Seven years later in 1960 under Jaques Piccard’s son August Piccard 7205/0 conquered a new world record to 11000 meters.
1954 what an interesting year for Rolex Submariner!
1954 was a fascinating year for Submariner and Rolex fanatics as it is the year that Rolex is experimenting with the name of Submariner and launching Frogman, Skin Diver, Dive-O-Graph and Deep Sea Diver and does not conclude until the ten years later in the 1960s.
Rolex Submariner 1030 Movement
In 1955 Submariner re-released 6204 and 6205 with the new 1030 movement. 6204 was renamed as 6538 and 6536 replaced 6205 adding to them a larger crown. Rolex re offered 6536 with a chronometer version named 6536/1.
Rolex Submariner Reference Guide
This is your quick reference guide that includes the reference and the years of production, if you require more information regarding all the Submariners models please check our article “THE 32 AMAZING ROLEX SUBMARINER MODELS”
Rolex Submariner References (1953-Present)
6204 First Submariner A.260 (1953 – 1954)
6205 First Submariner A.260 (1954 – 1955)
6200 Mercedes Hands – A.296 (1954)
6538 First Submariner with Big Crown “James Bond” worn by Sean Connery in Dr. No (1955 – 1959)
6538A Military Submariner 1030 “Coroncione” (1955 – 1959)
6536 Small Crown 1030 (1955 – 1959)
6536/1 Chronometer 1030 (1955 – 1959)
5508 Small Crown 1530 (1957 – 1961)
5510 Small Crown 1530 (1958)
5510 (1958 only – Big Crown)
5512 Chronometer- The Cornini 1530-1560-1570 (1959 – 1978)
5513 First Crown Guard 1520-1530 (1962 – 1989)
5514 Comex Submariner 1520 (1969 – 1977)
1680/8 First DATE in Yellow Gold 1575 (1969 – 1978)
1680 First Submariner Date 1575 (1969 – 1979)
5517 Military Submariner 1520 (1977)
16808 Submariner Date Sapphire crystal Gold 3035 (1979 – 1987)
16800 Submariner Date Transitional model 3035 (1979 – 1988)
16803 Submariner Date Sapphire crystal SS/YG 3035 (1983 – 1988)
16610 Submariner Date Superluminova Dial 3135 (1986** – Today)
16613 Submariner Date Superlum. Dial SS/YG 3135 (1986** – Today)
16618 Submariner Date Superlum. Dial Gold 3135 (1986** – Today)
14060 First with Sapphire crystal 3000 (1988*- 2001)
14060M Updated Automatic Movement 3130 (2001 – Today)
14060M Submariner
16610LV 50th Anniversary
114060 Submariner Ceramic bezel (2012-2019)
116610LN Submariner Date with Ceramic bezel (2012-2019)
124060 Submariner (2020 – present) equipped with caliber 3230
126610LN Submariner Date (2020 – present) equipped with 3235
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ROLEX introduced for the first time in the public Rolex Turn-O-Graph in 1953 under the Reference 6202, the characteristic of Turn-O-Graph that made the watch stand out was the rotating bezel that measured elapsed time and the pencil shaped hands.
The Rolex Turn-O-Graph ability to accurately record elapsed time made it quite popular among watch lovers and therefore was chosen by the Thunderbirds—the United States’ elite aerobatic squadron in order to help their pilots to calculate the time. For many Turn-O-Graph is considered the opening watch to the main category for Rolex of sports watches followed by GMT and Submariner.
ROLEX TURN-O-GRAPH
ROLEX TURN O GRAPH Movement
It used a A296 movement later replaced by A260 and had a depth rated at 50 meters. As it covered the same needs as GMT of world traveler in the next few years was totally replaced by Rolex GMT therefore its production years were limited to a decade until the early 1960s. In this decade of production the watches were accompanied by two movements A296 from the beginning till the mid of 1950 and A260 from that point till the end of production.
ROLEX TURN O GRAPH Reference 6202
In 1953 Rolex introduced Turn-O-Graph under the reference 6202. This marked a revolutionary step for Rolex, as the Turn-O-Graph was not only a timekeeping instrument but also featured a rotating bezel, setting it apart from traditional chronographs.
The reference 6202 Turn-O-Graph showcased Rolex’s commitment to innovation, combining the precision of a chronograph with the functionality of a rotating bezel. This feature, initially designed for timing intervals, laid the groundwork for future Rolex sports watches, particularly the iconic Submariner.
ROLEX TURN-O-GRAPH Design
The Rolex Turn-O-Graph’s distinctive design and functionality quickly gained popularity, earning it the nickname “Thunderbird” when it became the official watch of the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds aerobatic team in the 1950s. This association added a touch of glamour and adventure to the timepiece, solidifying its place in both aviation and horological history.
As Rolex continued to refine its chronograph offerings, the Turn-O-Graph set the stage for the brand’s enduring legacy of creating timepieces that seamlessly blend form and function. The success of the Turn-O-Graph paved the way for subsequent Rolex sports watches, becoming a cornerstone of the brand’s identity.
Rolex Explorer the watch that every explorer should have, keeping deep in its DNA the danger, the reveals, the conger, the feelings, the joy, the worry, the excitement of many explorers. For me is considered as the watch that keeps inside many feelings and actually keeps inside the meaning of life, to continue our journey when everything is not going according to our plans and to explore new ideas, culture, feeling , smells and actually to explore life in all its senses.
In 1953 Rolex launched a new watch addressed to the special needs of the explorers and the adventurous, the new Explorer. Making its first public debut at Mount Everest and forever linked with the great expedition that was led by Sir John Hunt.
ROLEX EXPLORER MOUNT EVEREST
1952, Explorer Ref 6098 and 6150
In the beginning of 1950s Rolex was famous for the extremely reliable, waterproof, under any condition tough and accurate watches. In order to move a step further towards that direction Rolex is focusing on creating a new series of watches exclusively designed to the extreme sometimes needs and conditions of the explorers. Starting its first efforts and designs in 1950 two years later in 1952 it is ready to give its new watch, the Explorer with reference 6098 and 6150, to a selected group of people that they are going to test it under extreme conditions.
At this stage it is noticeable that the watch doesn’t have a name on the dial singing this series and was accompanied with the characteristic Bubble Back case, accompanied with a white dial and the characteristic triangle made from steel or bras pointing 3,6 and nine o clock. The first models of Explorer 6298 and 6150 were characterized as Precision and it was until 6350 that we could spot Explorer at the dial.
ROLEX EXPLORER 6098
Late 1950’s ROLEX EXPLORER Expansion
In the late 1950’s Rolex enjoyed a fast growth in the new markets of Asia and North America. In order to continue Explorer success it created a new model that used the successful characteristic dial of the Explorer but now with a 19 mm bracelet and a 1520 movement that was named Air-King. Also in this period Rolex stopped producing Honeycomp dial, textured dial, for the Explorer.
ROLEX EXPLORER EXPANSION
1960’s ROLEX EXPLORER
In the early 1960s Rolex is changing the mark on the bottom of the dial from Swiss to Swiss T<25
ROLEX EXPLORER T 25
1970‘s ROLEX EXPLORER 1655 FRECCIONE
In the early 1970s Rolex made a lot of changes for Rolex Explore, the Rolex crown logo changed. The first model to be spotted with this significant change was Rolex Explorer under the Reference 1016. At the same period we notice that on models with reference 5500 on the bottom of the dial they are adding Precision. A fresh start for Explorer begun with the introduction of the Explorer II that was launched in 1971 under the reference 1655. 1655 is also known as Freccione coming from the Italian word that means the arrow due to its large and brightly colored hands as seen in the photo below.
The Rolex Oyster Perpetual history starts almost over a century ago back in 1926. Rolex created Oyster Perpetual the first fully protected from dust and also waterproof watch, features quite revolutional from the time been. Rolex Oyster Perpetual took its name Oyster due to its sealed like an Oyster case that ensured that the mechanism was fully protected.
ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL HISTORY
1931, Self Winding Movement ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL
1931 was an important year for Rolex as the Self Winding movement was invented with a Perpetual rotor, it is important to say at this point that till now this is the most important part in the mechanism of every watch as it allows the watch to wind using the natural movement of your wrist and accordingly that allows the rotor spins and wind the watch.
ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL SELF WINDING MOVEMENT
1950, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL Cal. 645 and 1030.
In 1950 Rolex introduced to new Calibers 645 and 1030
1959, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL Ref 1002
Its the first time that the watch has a plastic crystal, accompanied with 1560 nor 1570 Calibre.
1960s, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL Mid Size
In the 1960s Rolex also introduced a new Mid Size Oyster Perpetual in order to cover the needs of its lovers. Midsized Rolex are been described the Rolex watches that their case is between 31mm-37mm.
1964, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL Cal 1130
Its the first Rolex Oyster that is featuring the Calibre 1130 and has a plastic Crystal with a case dimension of 24.6mm
1974, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL Cal 2030
In 1974 Rolex introduced a new Calibre 2030 that had 28 jewels and the Hack Function, that gave the ability the watch to stop in order to set the second hand. The watch with this feature can be synchronized with a reference time source.
1983, ROLEX PERPETUAL Cal 2130
In 1983 Rolex is introducing a size increase at 25mm and a new Calibre 2130.
1986, OYSTER PERPETUAL Sapphire Crystal
1986 can be considered the end of the plastic crystal era and the begging of a new with the introduction of Sapphire Crystal.
1995, OYSTER PERPETUAL Calibre 2135
Rolex is introducing a new Calibre under the reference 2135.
1998, OYSTER PERPETUAL Ref 76080
An important year for Rolex as with the introduction of 76080 we can identify the need of Rolex to redefine the identity of Perpetual therefore we can see that it turns back to its history by adapting again the 25mm in its case that now is accompanied with the new Calibre 2235.
2014, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL 4 Case Diameters
In 2014 Oyster is produced in 4 different diameters for the first time in its history 26mm, 31mm, 34mm and 36mm.
2014, ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL New Case Diameter
in 2014 Rolex is again introducing a new Case Diameter of. 39mm
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1931
First Self-winding watch movement by Rolex.
1950
Introducing Cal. 645 and 1030.
1959
Ref 1002, Plastic crystal, Calibre 1560 or 1570, a 26 jewel calibre.
1960s
Mid size Oyster Perpetual.
1964
Calibre 1130, Plastic Crystal, Diameter 24.6 mm
1974
Calibre 2030, 28 jewels, Hack function.
1983
Calibre 2130, Case Size 25mm.
1986
Sapphire crystal Oyster Perpetual.
1995
Calibre 2135.
1998
Ref 76080, Case Diameter 25mm, Calibre 2235 31 jewels.
The Rolex Daytona Cosmograph, originally designed to measure the average speed of cars and took its name Daytona after the famous racing beach in Miami. When referring to Cosmograph its origin come from the greek Kόσμος “cosmos”, that is translated as the world. For the Greeks Cosmograph is the science that maps the general feature of the Κόσμος (world) and the universe. Literary Cosmos in greek κόσμος — the world & graph in greek γραφή that means write, so in greek Cosmograph comes from the connection of this two world.
ROLEX COSMOGRAPH RAINBOW
In 2012 Rolex introduced the famous COSMOGRAPH ‘RAINBOW’ DAYTONA in yellow and white gold under the REF 116598RBOW. Its amazing and luxurious aesthetics with its multi color sapphires around the bezel accompanied with the diamond set at the lugs and the crown guards set high standards in the watch industry. It is important to mention that each stone is carefully hand picked in order to secure the high quality that Rolex represents. In. 2018 Rolex is adding the Everose gold edition under the reference 116595 RBOW.
In 2018 Rolex Cosmograph Daytona “Rainbow” Everose Gold was added to Rolex Collection. The watch was loved by many celebrities.
ROLEX COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA 116595
ROLEX COSMOGRAPH DAYTONA RAINBOW Ref. 116599RBOW
Introduced in 2013 another yet amazing Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Rainbow that combines in the most awesome way the sporty and luxurious aesthetic. Difficult not to be spotted among the crowd this unique limited edition Rainbow takes your style in a totally new level.
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