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But it's link the final paragraph that really hits the hardest. According to Rolex, it's the official retailers "who independently manage the allocation of watches to customers." This feels very much like an "it's not link us, it's them" statement when it comes to overall availability. In many ways, this is Rolex's way link of separating itself from waitlist culture.

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