THE 2022 ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL 41MM OR £6000 CASH WITH INSTANT WINS !
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Prize value
- Prize value (est.)
- £6,000
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £120,000
⌚ WIN A ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL 41 OR £6,000 CASH! 💚💰
YOUR CHANCE TO WIN A ROLEX FOR JUST 5P! 🤯
We’re giving ONE lucky winner the chance to get their hands on a stunning 2022 Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 with the iconic Green Dial! 💚
Not a watch person? NO PROBLEM! You can take a whopping £6,000 CASH instead! 💷
🔥 THE MAIN PRIZE
- ⌚ Rolex Oyster Perpetual 41 – Green Dial
- 💎 2022 Model – Reference 124300
- 📦 Complete with Rolex Box & Papers
- 💰 OR £6,000 CASH!
🎯 THE INSTANT WINS
There’s also a MASSIVE £7,000 INSTANT WIN PRIZE POOL up for grabs!
💷 2 × £500 CASH
💷 4 × £250 CASH
💷 10 × £100 CASH
💷 15 × £50 CASH
💷 50 × £20 CASH
💷 75 × £10 CASH
💜 3,000 × 50P SITE CREDIT
That’s 3,156 INSTANT WINS waiting to be found!
🎟️ JUST 5P PER TICKET!
🚀 500,000 tickets available!
Whether you’re dreaming of owning your first Rolex or fancy £6,000 landing straight in your bank account, this could be your chance!
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE! 🍀💚
The main prize winner chooses either the advertised Rolex or the £6,000 cash alternative. Only one main prize option will be awarded.
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