Rolex Singapore Buying Guide 2026: Every Model, Nickname & Price Explained

Rolex dominates the luxury watch conversation in Singapore. Whether you're hearing about "Pepsi" and "Batman" at networking events or seeing "Hulk" references on Carousell, understanding Rolex requires learning an entire vocabulary of collector nicknames alongside the official model names.

This guide decodes everything: every Rolex collection, the nicknames Singaporeans actually use, current 2026 prices, and honest advice on what you can realistically buy.

This guide covers:

• Every Rolex collection with 2026 Singapore prices
• The complete guide to Rolex nicknames (Pepsi, Batman, Hulk, and more)
• Authorized dealers and the waitlist reality
• Which models you can actually get
• Smart buying strategies for Singapore

Understanding Rolex Nicknames: The Collector's Language

Before diving into models, you need to understand how Rolex collectors actually talk. Nobody says "GMT-Master II Reference 126710BLRO with Jubilee bracelet." They say "Pepsi on Jubilee."

These nicknames emerged organically from the collector community, usually based on bezel colours, celebrity associations, or visual resemblances. Using them signals you're part of the community.

The Complete Rolex Nickname Guide

Nickname	Model	Reference	What It Looks Like
Pepsi	GMT-Master II	126710BLRO	Red and blue bezel
Batman	GMT-Master II	126710BLNR	Black and blue bezel, Oyster bracelet
Batgirl	GMT-Master II	126710BLNR	Black and blue bezel, Jubilee bracelet
Sprite	GMT-Master II	126720VTNR	Green and black bezel, left-handed
Coke	GMT-Master II	Discontinued	Red and black bezel
Root Beer	GMT-Master II	126711CHNR	Brown and black bezel, two-tone
Bruce Wayne	GMT-Master II	126710GRNR	Black and grey bezel
Hulk	Submariner	116610LV	Green bezel, green dial (discontinued)
Kermit	Submariner	16610LV	Green aluminum bezel, black dial (discontinued)
Starbucks/Cermit	Submariner	126610LV	Green ceramic bezel, black dial
Smurf	Submariner	116619LB	Blue bezel, blue dial, white gold
Panda	Daytona	116500LN	White dial, black subdials
Reverse Panda	Daytona	116500LN	Black dial, white subdials
Paul Newman	Daytona	Vintage 6239, etc.	Exotic dial variants
Polar	Explorer II	226570	White dial

Why Nicknames Matter in Singapore

Situation	Using Reference Number	Using Nickname
Talking to dealer	"126710BLRO please"	"Do you have the Pepsi?"
Carousell listing	Confusing	Instantly understood
Watch meetups	Sounds robotic	Shows you're in the know
Price discussions	Technical	Natural conversation

For a deeper dive into authentication, see our guide on how to spot a fake Rolex.

Rolex Collections Overview

Rolex organizes its catalog into distinct families. Each serves a different purpose, and understanding these categories helps you find the right watch.

Collection	Purpose	Entry Price (SGD)	Waitlist Difficulty
Oyster Perpetual	Entry-level, clean design	~S$8,500	Moderate
Datejust	Versatile dress-sport	~S$11,000	Low to moderate
Day-Date	Prestige, precious metals only	~S$55,000	Low (price barrier)
Submariner	Dive watch icon	~S$14,300	High
GMT-Master II	Dual timezone, travel	~S$14,500	Very high
Daytona	Racing chronograph	~S$22,000	Extreme
Explorer	Adventure, simplicity	~S$11,000	Moderate to high
Explorer II	Extended adventure, GMT	~S$13,500	Moderate
Sea-Dweller	Professional diving	~S$17,500	Moderate to high
Yacht-Master	Nautical luxury	~S$18,000	Low to moderate
Sky-Dweller	Annual calendar, dual time	~S$23,000	High
Air-King	Aviation heritage	~S$11,500	Moderate
Milgauss	Anti-magnetic, scientists	Discontinued	N/A (secondary only)

For current market values across all models, see our complete Rolex prices Singapore 2026 guide.

Submariner: The Dive Watch Icon

The Submariner is Rolex's most famous model. Launched in 1953 as the first watch waterproof to 100 meters, it defined the modern dive watch category.

Current Submariner Models and Prices

Reference	Nickname	Description	Price (SGD)
124060	"No Date Sub"	Black dial, no date, steel	~S$14,300
126610LN	-	Black dial, date, steel	~S$15,500
126610LV	"Starbucks/Cermit"	Green bezel, black dial	~S$16,500
126613LB	-	Blue dial, two-tone steel/gold	~S$24,000
126613LN	-	Black dial, two-tone	~S$24,000
126618LB	-	Blue dial, full yellow gold	~S$58,000
126618LN	-	Black dial, full yellow gold	~S$58,000
126619LB	"Smurf"	Blue dial, white gold	~S$62,000

Submariner Specifications

Specification	Detail
Case size	41mm
Water resistance	300 meters
Movement	Caliber 3230 (no date) / 3235 (date)
Power reserve	70 hours
Bezel	Unidirectional, ceramic insert
Crystal	Sapphire with Cyclops (date models)
Bracelet	Oyster with Glidelock

Discontinued Submariner Nicknames Worth Knowing

Nickname	Reference	Why It's Special	Secondary Price (SGD)
Hulk	116610LV	Green dial AND bezel, discontinued 2020	S$25,000-30,000
Kermit	16610LV	50th anniversary, aluminum bezel	S$20,000-25,000
Bluesy	116613LB	Previous gen two-tone blue	S$22,000-26,000

The Hulk commands premiums because Rolex discontinued the green dial. The current Starbucks has a black dial with green bezel, which purists consider less bold.

For a detailed comparison with Omega's competing diver, see our Rolex Submariner vs Omega Seamaster guide.

GMT-Master II: The Traveler's Choice

The GMT-Master launched in 1955 for Pan Am pilots who needed to track multiple time zones. Today it's one of Rolex's most desirable sports watches, largely due to its colourful bezels and collector nicknames.

Current GMT-Master II Models and Prices

Reference	Nickname	Description	Bracelet	Price (SGD)
126710BLRO	"Pepsi"	Blue/red bezel	Jubilee	~S$15,500
126710BLRO	"Pepsi"	Blue/red bezel	Oyster	~S$15,500
126710BLNR	"Batman/Batgirl"	Blue/black bezel	Jubilee or Oyster	~S$15,500
126720VTNR	"Sprite/Destro"	Green/black, left-handed	Jubilee or Oyster	~S$15,500
126710GRNR	"Bruce Wayne"	Grey/black bezel	Oyster	~S$15,500
126711CHNR	"Root Beer"	Brown/black, two-tone	Oyster	~S$24,500
126715CHNR	"Root Beer"	Brown/black, full Everose	Oyster	~S$60,000
126718GRNR	-	Green/black, full gold	Oyster	~S$60,000

GMT-Master II Specifications

Specification	Detail
Case size	40mm
Water resistance	100 meters
Movement	Caliber 3285
Power reserve	70 hours
GMT function	Independent hour hand, bidirectional bezel
Crystal	Sapphire with Cyclops

Understanding GMT Nickname Origins

Nickname	Origin Story
Pepsi	Red/blue colours resemble Pepsi logo (originally Pan Am colours)
Batman	Black/blue like Batman's costume
Batgirl	Same colours as Batman, but Jubilee bracelet seen as more feminine
Sprite	Green colour like the soft drink
Root Beer	Brown tones resemble the beverage
Coke	Red/black like Coca-Cola branding (discontinued)
Bruce Wayne	Grey/black, the "civilian" version of Batman

Batman vs Batgirl: What's the Difference?

Feature	Batman	Batgirl
Bezel	Black and blue ceramic	Black and blue ceramic
Bracelet	Oyster (sportier)	Jubilee (dressier)
Clasp	Oysterlock	Concealed Crownclasp
Overall feel	Tool watch	Elegant sport
Nickname origin	Dark, bold aesthetic	Same watch, "softer" bracelet

Both are the same reference (126710BLNR), just different bracelet options. The community created separate nicknames to distinguish them.

Cosmograph Daytona: The Grail Watch

The Daytona is Rolex's chronograph, designed for racing. It's also the hardest Rolex to obtain at retail, with waitlists stretching 5-10+ years for steel models.

Current Daytona Models and Prices

Reference	Nickname	Description	Price (SGD)
126500LN	"Panda"	White dial, black subdials, steel	~S$22,000
126500LN	"Reverse Panda"	Black dial, white subdials, steel	~S$22,000
126503	-	Two-tone steel/gold	~S$28,000
126508	-	Green dial, yellow gold	~S$58,000
126509	-	Black dial, white gold	~S$62,000
126519LN	-	Black dial, white gold, Oysterflex	~S$48,000
126529LN	-	"Le Mans" centenary edition	~S$24,000

Daytona Specifications

Specification	Detail
Case size	40mm
Water resistance	100 meters
Movement	Caliber 4131
Power reserve	72 hours
Chronograph	12-hour counter, tachymeter bezel
Crystal	Sapphire

Why Is The Daytona So Hard to Get?

Factor	Reality
Production	Rolex limits numbers deliberately
Demand	Pop culture, Paul Newman legacy
Investment appeal	Steel Daytonas often trade above retail
Waitlist	5-10+ years at authorized dealers
Purchase history	Need to buy other models first

For realistic waitlist expectations across all models, see our Rolex Singapore waiting list 2026 guide.

The Paul Newman Legend

The "Paul Newman" Daytona isn't a current model. It refers to vintage Daytonas (refs 6239, 6241, 6262, 6264, 6265) with "exotic" dials featuring Art Deco-style numerals. The actor wore one daily, and after his personal watch sold for US$17.8 million in 2017, these vintage references became legendary.

Datejust: The Versatile Classic

The Datejust, launched in 1945, was the first self-winding wristwatch with a date display. It remains Rolex's most versatile model, suitable for boardrooms and beaches alike.

Current Datejust Models and Prices

Size	Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
31mm	278240	Steel, Oyster bracelet	~S$10,500
31mm	278271	Two-tone, Jubilee bracelet	~S$15,500
36mm	126200	Steel, Oyster bracelet	~S$11,000
36mm	126234	Steel, fluted bezel, Jubilee	~S$13,500
36mm	126231	Two-tone Everose, Jubilee	~S$17,500
41mm	126300	Steel, smooth bezel, Oyster	~S$11,500
41mm	126334	Steel, fluted bezel, Jubilee	~S$14,000
41mm	126331	Two-tone Everose, Oyster	~S$21,000

Datejust Configuration Options

Element	Options
Size	31mm, 36mm, 41mm
Bezel	Smooth (steel), Fluted (white gold), Diamond
Bracelet	Oyster (sportier), Jubilee (classic)
Dial colours	10+ options including blue, black, silver, green, champagne
Materials	Steel, two-tone, full gold

Datejust Buying Decisions

If You Want...	Choose...
Most versatile	36mm, fluted bezel, Jubilee
Most sporty	41mm, smooth bezel, Oyster
Most affordable	36mm, smooth bezel, Oyster, steel
Most prestigious	41mm, fluted bezel, two-tone

Day-Date: The President's Watch

The Day-Date, launched in 1956, displays both day and date. It's only available in precious metals (gold or platinum), earning its "President" nickname from its association with world leaders.

Current Day-Date Models and Prices

Size	Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
36mm	128238	Yellow gold, President bracelet	~S$55,000
36mm	128235	Everose gold, President bracelet	~S$55,000
36mm	128239	White gold, President bracelet	~S$57,000
40mm	228238	Yellow gold, President bracelet	~S$60,000
40mm	228235	Everose gold, President bracelet	~S$60,000
40mm	228206	Platinum, President bracelet	~S$95,000

Day-Date Specifications

Specification	Detail
Sizes	36mm, 40mm
Materials	Yellow gold, White gold, Everose gold, Platinum
Day display	Full day name in 26 languages
Bracelet	President (semi-circular links)
Water resistance	100 meters

Explorer and Explorer II: Adventure Watches

The Explorer celebrates Rolex's connection to mountaineering (the 1953 Everest expedition). The Explorer II adds a 24-hour hand for cave explorers and polar expeditions.

Current Explorer Models and Prices

Model	Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
Explorer	124270	Black dial, 36mm, steel	~S$11,000
Explorer	124273	Black dial, 36mm, two-tone	~S$15,000
Explorer II	226570	White dial ("Polar"), 42mm	~S$13,500
Explorer II	226570	Black dial, 42mm	~S$13,500

Explorer vs Explorer II

Feature	Explorer	Explorer II
Purpose	Mountaineering	Expedition, caves, polar
Size	36mm	42mm
GMT hand	No	Yes (fixed 24-hour bezel)
Lume	Strong	Extra strong
Aesthetic	Minimal, elegant	Tool watch, robust
Price	Lower	Higher

Sea-Dweller and Deepsea: Professional Diving

The Sea-Dweller targets professional divers who need helium escape valves for saturation diving. The Deepsea version handles depths to 3,900 meters.

Current Sea-Dweller Models and Prices

Model	Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
Sea-Dweller	126600	43mm, 1,220m depth rating	~S$17,500
Deepsea	136660	44mm, 3,900m depth rating	~S$19,500
Deepsea	136660	D-Blue dial (James Cameron)	~S$19,500

Sea-Dweller vs Submariner

Feature	Submariner	Sea-Dweller
Depth rating	300m	1,220m / 3,900m
Helium valve	No	Yes
Size	41mm	43mm / 44mm
Cyclops	Yes	Yes (since 2017)
Price	Lower	Higher
Best for	Recreational diving	Professional/saturation diving

Sky-Dweller: The Complication King

The Sky-Dweller is Rolex's most complicated current production watch, featuring an annual calendar (only needs setting once per year) and dual time zone display.

Current Sky-Dweller Models and Prices

Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
336934	Steel, blue dial, Oyster	~S$23,000
336934	Steel, black dial, Oyster	~S$23,000
336935	Two-tone Everose, Oysterflex	~S$28,000
336938	Full yellow gold	~S$62,000
336239	Full white gold	~S$65,000

Sky-Dweller Specifications

Specification	Detail
Case size	42mm
Complications	Annual calendar, dual time zone
Movement	Caliber 9002
Power reserve	72 hours
Setting system	Ring Command bezel
Water resistance	100 meters

Yacht-Master: Nautical Luxury

The Yacht-Master offers Rolex sport watch DNA with a more luxurious, nautical aesthetic. It's generally easier to obtain than Submariner or GMT.

Current Yacht-Master Models and Prices

Model	Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
Yacht-Master 37	268622	Rhodium dial, Rolesium	~S$17,000
Yacht-Master 40	126622	Blue dial, Rolesium	~S$18,000
Yacht-Master 40	126621	Chocolate dial, two-tone	~S$21,000
Yacht-Master 42	226659	White gold, Oysterflex	~S$42,000
Yacht-Master II	116688	Regatta chronograph, gold	~S$60,000

Oyster Perpetual: The Entry Point

The Oyster Perpetual represents Rolex's purest expression: time-only, no complications, clean design. It's the most accessible Rolex but gained hype when colorful dials (especially Tiffany blue) became highly sought after.

Current Oyster Perpetual Models and Prices

Size	Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
28mm	276200	Various dial colours	~S$8,500
31mm	277200	Various dial colours	~S$8,800
34mm	124200	Various dial colours	~S$9,200
36mm	126000	Various dial colours	~S$9,600
41mm	124300	Various dial colours	~S$10,200

The Tiffany Blue Situation

The Oyster Perpetual 41 in "Turquoise Blue" (nicknamed "Tiffany" though Rolex never used that name) became a phenomenon. At retail around S$10,200, it traded for S$30,000+ on the secondary market due to limited production and social media hype. The frenzy has calmed but colored OP dials still command attention.

Air-King: Aviation Heritage

The Air-King honors Rolex's connection to aviation and British pilots in WWII. The current version features a distinctive dial with prominent 3-6-9 numerals.

Current Air-King Models and Prices

Reference	Description	Price (SGD)
126900	Black dial, distinctive crown-guard case	~S$11,500

Air-King Specifications

Specification	Detail
Case size	40mm
Movement	Caliber 3230
Power reserve	70 hours
Special features	Crown guard case, antimagnetic
Water resistance	100 meters

Singapore Authorized Dealers

Rolex maintains strict distribution through authorized dealers only. Singapore has several official retailers.

Official Rolex Retailers in Singapore

Retailer	Key Locations
The Hour Glass	Takashimaya, ION Orchard, Raffles Hotel
Cortina Watch	ION Orchard, Marina Bay Sands, Paragon
Sincere Watch	Takashimaya, Marina Bay Sands

What to Expect at Authorized Dealers

Aspect	Reality
Walk-in availability	Datejust, some Oyster Perpetual only
Sport models	Waitlist required, purchase history matters
Price negotiation	Never, retail is fixed globally
Waitlist transparency	Limited, varies by SA
Purchase history	Tracked and matters significantly

Waitlist Reality by Model

Understanding which models you can actually get is crucial for setting expectations.

Category	Models	Waitlist Reality
Usually available	Datejust (most configs), Day-Date, Yacht-Master, Cellini	Walk-in possible
Moderate wait	Explorer, Explorer II, Sea-Dweller, Air-King, some OP	6 months - 2 years
Difficult	Submariner, GMT-Master II	2-5 years
Very difficult	Sky-Dweller (steel)	3-5+ years
Extreme	Daytona (steel)	5-10+ years, often impossible

For detailed waitlist strategies, see our comprehensive Rolex Singapore waiting list guide.

Singapore Secondary Market Options

Given waitlist realities, many buyers turn to the secondary market for immediate access.

Secondary Market Price Premiums (January 2026)

Model	Retail (SGD)	Secondary (SGD)	Premium
Submariner Date 126610LN	~S$15,500	~S$17,000	10%
Submariner "Starbucks" 126610LV	~S$16,500	~S$21,000	27%
GMT "Pepsi" 126710BLRO	~S$15,500	~S$27,000	74%
GMT "Batman" 126710BLNR	~S$15,500	~S$19,000	23%
Daytona "Panda" 126500LN	~S$22,000	~S$44,000	100%
Sky-Dweller 336934	~S$23,000	~S$29,000	26%

Trusted Secondary Market Sources

Source Type	Examples	Risk Level
AD pre-owned programs	Hour Glass, Cortina certified	Low
Established dealers	Watch Exchange, Watchbox	Low-moderate
Auction houses	Christie's, Sotheby's	Low
Online platforms	Chrono24, Watchfinder	Moderate
Private sales	Carousell, forums	Higher

Always authenticate before purchasing. See our fake Rolex authentication guide for what to look for.

Which Rolex Should You Buy?

Your ideal Rolex depends on your priorities, budget, and patience.

Decision Matrix by Buyer Profile

Profile	Recommended Model	Reasoning
First Rolex, want availability	Datejust 126334	Classic, available, versatile
Want sports watch, can wait	Submariner 126610LN	Icon, reasonable wait
Need watch now, sports style	Yacht-Master 126622	Similar aesthetic, available
Want GMT, shorter wait	Explorer II 226570	GMT function, easier to get
Budget conscious	Oyster Perpetual 36mm	Rolex quality, lowest entry
Investment minded	GMT or Submariner steel	Strongest resale
Maximum prestige	Day-Date 40mm	The "President" watch
Chronograph lover, patient	Daytona	Worth the wait if possible

Best Value Rolex Models 2026

Model	Price (SGD)	Why It's Good Value
Oyster Perpetual 36	~S$9,600	Pure Rolex, no premium
Datejust 36	~S$11,000	Timeless design
Explorer 124270	~S$11,000	Adventure heritage
Air-King 126900	~S$11,500	Unique design, available
Explorer II 226570	~S$13,500	GMT complication, less hype

Rolex vs The Competition

How does Rolex compare to alternatives in the Singapore market?

Factor	Rolex	Omega	Tudor
Brand prestige	Highest	High	Growing
Availability	Difficult	Excellent	Good
Entry price	~S$8,500	~S$5,500	~S$3,500
Resale value	Excellent	Good	Good
Waitlists	Common	None	Rare
Service cost	Higher	Lower	Lower

For detailed comparisons, see our Rolex vs Omega guide.

Protecting Your Rolex Investment

Once you acquire a Rolex, proper protection is essential.

Insurance Considerations

Coverage Type	What It Covers
Standalone watch insurance	Theft, loss, accidental damage, worldwide
Home insurance rider	Often limited, may exclude wearing outside
Agreed value policy	Pays stated amount, no depreciation disputes

A Rolex Submariner at S$15,000+ or a Daytona at S$40,000+ represents significant value. Standard home insurance often has jewellery sublimits that won't fully cover luxury watches.

For step-by-step guidance, see our how to insure your Rolex guide.

Service and Maintenance

Service Type	Cost (SGD)	Frequency
Basic service	S$800-1,200	Every 10 years
Complete service	S$1,200-1,800	Every 10 years
Movement service	S$1,500-2,500	As needed
Crystal replacement	S$300-500	As needed

Rolex now recommends 10-year service intervals (previously 5 years) for watches under normal use.

Selling Your Rolex

If you eventually decide to sell, preparation matters significantly.

Factor	Impact on Sale Price
Box and papers	+10-15% with complete set
Service history	Adds buyer confidence
Condition	Significant, especially bracelet stretch
Purchase receipt	Proves authenticity and history
Original parts	Aftermarket modifications reduce value

For a complete guide on maximizing your sale, see our how to sell your Rolex in Singapore guide.

FAQ

What's the cheapest Rolex I can buy in Singapore?

The Oyster Perpetual 28mm starts around S$8,500 at retail. For men, the Oyster Perpetual 36mm at around S$9,600 represents the most affordable entry. These are time-only watches with no date or complications.

Why do Rolex watches have nicknames like Pepsi and Batman?

Nicknames emerged organically from collectors, usually based on bezel colours. "Pepsi" refers to the red and blue GMT bezel resembling the soft drink logo. "Batman" describes the black and blue combination. Using nicknames signals community membership and makes conversation easier than citing reference numbers.

Can I walk into a Rolex dealer in Singapore and buy a Submariner?

Almost certainly not. The Submariner, along with GMT-Master II, Daytona, and other sport models, requires joining a waitlist. You'll need to express interest, build a purchase history with the dealer, and wait months to years. Only Datejust, Day-Date, and some Yacht-Master models are typically available for immediate purchase.

What's the difference between Hulk, Kermit, and Starbucks Submariner?

All are green-bezeled Submariners, but from different eras. The Kermit (16610LV) was the 2003-2010 anniversary edition with aluminum bezel and black dial. The Hulk (116610LV) from 2010-2020 had ceramic bezel AND green dial. The Starbucks (126610LV) is current, with ceramic green bezel but black dial. The Hulk is discontinued and most valuable.

How long is the waitlist for a Rolex Daytona in Singapore?

The steel Daytona has the longest waitlist, typically 5-10+ years with no guarantee. Many clients never receive the call. Realistic access often requires either significant purchase history or turning to the secondary market where prices are approximately double retail.

Is buying Rolex from the grey market safe?

It can be, with precautions. Buy only from established dealers who offer authentication and return policies. Verify the watch's serial number, examine the documentation, and consider independent authentication. Grey market watches are genuine but sold outside authorized channels, which may affect warranty status.

Should I buy a Rolex as an investment?

Buy primarily because you want to wear the watch. While many Rolex models hold value well and some appreciate, the market can shift. Sport models in steel (Submariner, GMT, Daytona) have shown the strongest investment performance, but nothing is guaranteed.

What's the best first Rolex to buy?

The Datejust offers the best combination of availability, versatility, and value for a first Rolex. It's recognizably Rolex, works with any attire, and you can actually buy one. If you want a sports watch and can wait, put your name down for a Submariner while wearing a Datejust.

How do I know if a Rolex is real?

Key authentication points include the weight (genuine Rolex is heavy), movement smoothness, cyclops magnification (2.5x on genuine), and dial quality. However, super-fakes are increasingly sophisticated. For valuable purchases, get professional authentication. See our how to spot fake Rolex guide for detailed tips.

Why are Rolex watches so expensive in Singapore?

Rolex prices are globally standardized, so Singapore prices align with international retail. The brand's premium comes from in-house manufacturing, precious materials, extensive testing, and carefully controlled supply that maintains desirability. Secondary market premiums in Singapore reflect strong local demand against limited authorized dealer allocation.

MINT Conclusion

Buying a Rolex in Singapore requires understanding more than just models and prices. You need to navigate waitlists, speak the language of nicknames, and make strategic decisions about authorized versus secondary market purchases.

Whether you're waiting years for a Pepsi GMT or walking out today with a Datejust, your Rolex represents a significant investment that deserves proper protection. A specialist watch insurance policy ensures you're covered against theft, accidental damage, and loss, both in Singapore and during international travel.

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