Shizukanaru Don (1988)

Shizukanaru Don is Tatsuo Nitta's yakuza comedy-drama manga, serialized in Jitsugyo no Nihon Sha's Weekly Manga Sunday from 1988 to 2013 across 108 volumes. Shizuya Kondo, a mild-mannered lingerie designer, secretly inherits leadership of the Shinsengumi crime syndicate after his father's assassination, splitting his life between a design studio by day and organized crime by night. (Wikipedia)

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TAG Heuer Link: Kondo wears a TAG Heuer Link, identified from its distinctive bracelet, in a scene where he celebrates his first successful lingerie show while suspended below a helicopter. A Japanese watch-identification blog notes the character rarely shows his wrist on panel, since he wears a suit for underworld business and rolls up his sleeves as a daytime designer, making this one of the few legible sightings across the whole series. Neither the blog nor any other source pins this scene to a chapter, volume, or year within the manga's 1988-2013 run; since the TAG Heuer Link launched in 1999, the scene must come from later in the run, not from near the debut year this row's date field otherwise defaults to. (1016watch-style)
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Rolex Day-Date: A rival named Shokura tries to win Ryuho's favor with a gift of a Rolex Day-Date set with diamonds on the bracelet, alongside a Rolls-Royce; Ryuho refuses the car outright but cannot resist opening the watch box. A Japanese watch-identification blog identifies the model as the diamond-bracelet Day-Date from the diamond setting visible on the case and bracelet, without fixing an exact reference. No chapter or volume has been located for this scene. (1016watch-style)
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Rolex Submariner 14060: During the "Spell Emperor" story arc (part 3 of the series, Ryuho's confrontation with Alexander), a drug that distorts the wearer's sense of time prompts a detailed close-up of Ryuho's own Rolex, revealed to be one he already owned rather than the diamond Day-Date gift. A Japanese watch-identification blog reasons the small dial indices, thin bezel, and the dial's lack of chronometer text to the no-date Rolex Submariner 14060, calling it current for the story at that point. Neither the blog nor any other source pins this scene to a chapter, volume, or year within the manga's 1988-2013 run; since the 14060 launched in 1990, the scene must come from later in the run, not from near the debut year this row's date field otherwise defaults to. (1016watch-style)
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Rolex Oyster Perpetual: In the same "Spell Emperor" confrontation, Iwakura of the allied Roppongi Injukai is drawn with his own Rolex, its seconds hand spinning under the drug's effect, showing a fluted bezel and fine dial indices. A Japanese watch-identification blog reads the four-digit case style as an older Oyster Perpetual, proposing reference 1005, but the drawing does not confirm a reference number, so this stays a family-level Rolex Oyster Perpetual identification. No chapter or volume has been located for this scene. (1016watch-style)
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