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Yes. Assuming that the spouse has a good credit rating, s/he will need to make any purchases that involve 'charging'. The bankrupt person will not be able to buy on credit for (in Canada) seven years.

And that's because the original Rolex Daytona ref. 6239 was not actually called the Daytona at first. The marketing and advertising link behind the model that first sprang up in 1963 did link not refer to link this watch as "Daytona" because it wasn't actually called that yet. Instead, the ads make reference to a chronograph called the "Le Mans."

The final element that absolutely needs to be covered is the bracelet which is both strange and wonderful. Tapering from 20mm to 15mm at the dual-folding push-button clasp it doesn't wear like a link dive watch bracelet but link it does really suit the watch. The links are thin less than 4mm with brushed faces polished facets and plenty of visual link complexity.