Web Research Assistant for Same-Day Watch Image Collection

I need a highly organized web research assistant to manually collect product information from the public U.S. Rolex website for a private, noncommercial watch-comparison project. This is a repetitive collection and file-organization assignment. No transcription, spreadsheet entry, coding, scraping, automation, or product judgment is required. Before applying, confirm that you can open direct `https://www.rolex.com/en-us/...` product URLs and see U.S. prices in USD without using a VPN, proxy, or other workaround. Candidates who are redirected to another country’s catalog or cannot see U.S. pricing should not apply. For each distinct watch configuration, create one folder named with the configuration identifier at the end of its Rolex URL. For example: m228238-0069/ Each folder must contain exactly these four items: 1. `source_url.txt` — the complete public Rolex product URL 2. `watch.png` or `watch.jpg` — one primary product image showing the watch 3. `product-summary.png` — a readable screenshot showing the model name, case description, reference number, and current U.S. price 4. `specifications.png` — a readable screenshot showing the complete technical specifications, including Model Case, Movement, Bracelet, and Dial Requirements: * Use only the public U.S. Rolex website. * Every product URL must contain `/en-us/`. * Every product-summary screenshot must show the U.S. price in USD. * The configuration identifier in the URL must match the folder name. * Preserve the complete URL for every configuration. * Capture files at full readable resolution without editing, resizing, annotating, or recompressing them. * Do not transcribe the information into a spreadsheet. * Do not use bots, scraping software, browser automation, VPNs, proxies, or undocumented endpoints. * Do not create duplicate configuration folders. * Follow the required folder names and filenames exactly. * Upload the finished folders to a shared Google Drive location or provide them as organized ZIP files. * Be available to begin immediately and work quickly today. The engagement will begin with a paid five-watch accuracy test for $20. The test should be returned within one hour of receiving the instructions. If every package is complete, correctly named, readable, and associated with the correct U.S. URL and price, I expect to offer a larger follow-on milestone immediately. In your proposal, please answer: 1. Can you begin immediately? 2. Can you access direct `/en-us/` Rolex product URLs and see prices in USD without a VPN, proxy, or workaround? 3. When could you return the five-watch test? 4. Approximately how many complete watch packages could you collect per hour after learning the process? 5. Do you have experience taking full-resolution webpage screenshots and organizing files with exact naming requirements? 6. What computer operating system and browser will you use? Begin your proposal with the word “OYSTER” so I know you read the complete instructions.