Solid 18ct Rose Gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master 40 On Oysterflex strap – Complete With Box & Papers Dated 2016
This stunning example we have comes complete with a flawless bezel & clean, well-kept strap. hand selected due to its excellent condition.
An outstanding watch offering both comfort and versatility. Beautiful matte black design with Everose gold case and red text dial.
A now discontinued watch, and a future classic for sure…
Solid 18ct Rolex are again on the rise, the spike in steel sports watch prices is now having a knock on effect to precious metal pieces.
These solid 18ct models are still offering fantastic value for money - but this too, could soon become a thing of the past.
The watch comes supplied with a Rolex presentation box, original Rolex paperwork (warranty card) & swing tag plus 12 month warranty
Rolex reference 116655, Sapphire crystal glass.
Dial: Factory Matte Black Rolex Yacht-Master
Year: 2016 (Random serial)
Rolex serial: Supplied upon purchase
Condition: Superb
Box & Papers: Original Rolex Papers, Rolex Presentation box and our own invoice and insurance
valuation will be supplied along with the watch
Rolex is known for its classic and traditional timepieces. It is not one to release a new model every other year. In fact, before the introduction of the Rolex Sky-Dweller in 2012, it had been 20 years since the brand had released a watch, which was the Rolex Yacht-Master in 1992, and the Rolex Daytona was the last model to be released before that in 1964.
The very first Rolex Yacht-Master was the 11628 in 18ct yellow gold with a white dial and the Rolex 3135 movement. The Yacht-Master was designed for the seas and had a design very similar to that of the Rolex Submariner. The Rolex Yacht-Master was positioned as the luxury version of the Rolex Submariner. The Submariner was the watch for those who wanted to go on an underwater dive, while the Yacht-Master was the perfect watch for the man watching to enjoy his day on a Yacht or in the club house. Despite its triplock crown, the Yachtmaster only has the ability to reach underwater depths of 320 feet and was clearly not made to accompany divers on their underwater adventures. Simply put, the Yacht-Master is for above water, while the Submariner is for under water needs.