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Rep. Grimm associate has to give up Rolex to feds

A shifty associate of embattled Staten Island Rep. Michael Grimm will have to cough up a glittering Rolex watch to the feds after his mob-connected bail suretor yanked a $30,000 contribution, court papers show.

Ofer Biton, an Israeli national who pleaded guilty to visa fraud last August in connection with a federal probe into Grimm’s campaign cash, is out on roughly $1.5 million bail as he awaits sentencing.

Biton will have to add a cherished $13,000 Rolex Submariner watch to his bail package after restaurateur Bennett Orfaly revoked his cash because of financial problems, court papers state.

Biton — who already put up another watch worth as much as $27,000 in his bail pot —offered to give up the fancy Rolex to make up the difference.

The odd couple share ownership in several restaurants that still comprise a large portion of Biton’s massive bail package, papers show.

Prosecutors claim that Orfaly — who had prior business links to Grimm — is a close pal of imprisoned Gambino crime family associate Anthony “Fat Tony” Morelli and unsuccessfully tried to bar him from being a suretor for Biton.

Investigators are probing whether Grimm and Biton raised funds for his 2010 campaign that exceeded contribution limits.

It is unknown if Biton is cooperating with the government in their investigation into Grimm but his plea deal got him sprung from house arrest, papers show.

The feds last month busted another close pal of Grimm for allegedly routing cash illegally to his campaign, according to a federal court complaint.

Diana Durand, 47, faces election fraud raps for using straw donors to exceed campaign contribution limits to his 2010 campaign, the court papers state.

She got around her $4,800 contribution limit by asking four pals to plop down campaign cash with the promise to reimburse them, the feds allege.

Durand is also charged with lying to federal agents about the shady dealings after being confronted in 2012.