Rolex shortage finally ending?

Just been to a watch shop at The Parisian hotel and casino in Macao and came across this in the window:

Yup, a Panda Daytona. There was another one in a cabinet in the store along with a couple of Subs and a few Datejusts. I asked the salesperson if these watches were just for display only and he replied that they were available for purchase 😮
I suspect that it might be true as you can still see protective wrapping around the watch.

So, this begs the question:
Is the Rolex shortage finally over? Are long waiting times now a thing of the past for stainless steel sports Rolex? I'd be interested to see what the recent experience of others is.

Edit:
Just done some research on the retailer. "Royalty Watch Group" is a Singapore based company that specializes in sourcing high end time pieces for clients. So it's not a Rolex AD as such but a grey market dealer. Surprised to see one at luxury resort. Guess it was too good to be true seeing a Daytona on offer at retail. Apologies if I've wasted anyone's time looking at this post.

Are you sure it wasn't a grey dealer?

I've just done some research on the retailer and it appears that they might be one. "Royalty Watch Group" is a Singapore based company that specializes in sourcing high end watches for clients. So it might not be a Rolex AD as such. Knew it was too good to be true. I'll edit my original post.

That's interesting.

Walked past a Rolex boutique at The Londoner hotel and casino in Macau today. A few people waiting in a queue to get in. Watches in window displays with "Exhibition Only" signs. Guess things haven't really changed.

You want Daytonas?