Title
ROLEX Oyster Story Shanghai 2026 100th Anniversary Novelty Set Tote & 6 Key Holders

Item
Novelty Tote Bag & Key Holder Set

Brand
ROLEX

Model
Oyster Story Shanghai 2026 100th Anniversary

Material
Not specified

Size
Not specified

Country/Region of Manufacture
Switzerland

Included

• Tote Bag ×1

• Key Holders ×6 (6 Colors)

Features

• Official ROLEX Oyster Story novelty set

• Distributed to VIP guests at the Shanghai 2026 event

• Commemorates the 100th Anniversary of the Oyster

• Includes one tote bag and six colorful key holders

• Features the iconic ROLEX crown logo

• Rare non-retail collectible

Condition
Unused. Opened only for photography. This is a non-retail VIP novelty set distributed at the limited-time ROLEX Oyster Story event held in Shanghai in June 2026. Please check the photos carefully for the overall condition before purchasing.

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